Labour minister facing economic, political pressure as CP Rail strike continues
Canadian Chamber of Commerce President Perrin Beatty says O’Regan must table back to work legislation immediately. He warns the consequences to the supply chain — already battered by the COVID-19 pandemic and uncertainty in northern Europe — could be severe.Story continues below advertisement
The House of Commons resumes today following a two-week break, so legislation could come immediately if the government so chooses. But a spokeswoman for O’Regan said yesterday that the government believes the best deal is reached at the bargaining table.
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