Train operations at Canadian National Railway (CN) and Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) are nearing pre-lockout levels following a brief labor disruption that halted services across Canada. According to RailState, a real-time rail data provider, CN’s train movements have reached 96% of normal levels as of Tuesday, while CPKC is operating at 95% capacity. The railways experienced a shutdown on August 22 due to a labor dispute involving over 9,000 unionized workers represented by the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference. The federal government intervened the same day, referring the matter to the Canada Industrial Relations Board. The board issued a ruling on Saturday evening, mandating the railways to resume regular operations and barring workers from striking this week. CN began its
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