Premier Scott Moe talks energy, health care, CP Rail at SARM convention
He also promised SARM delegates money for municipal infrastructure.
The province announced Wednesday that $262 million will be invested in the municipal revenue sharing program.He said the funding provides local decision-makers the flexibility to address issues important to municipalities. “A stronger economy also means that we can continue to invest alongside you in municipal infrastructure through programs that we have.”Grain shippers and fertilizer producers are sounding the alarm about the impact a strike at CP Rail could have on producers and the economy.Teamsters Canada Rail Conference is currently in a position to issue a 72-hour strike notice to CP Rail, but has not yet done so.
“So, I am calling on the federal government to prepare for back to work legislation should they need it.” Moe said he signed a petition to be delivered to the federal government and asked delegates to sign it as well before it is sent.2022 SARM Convention and Trade Show kicks off
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