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Safety concerns are at the heart of the railway dispute as arbitration decision draws near

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By Bruce Campbell, York University, Canada On Aug. 24, Canada’s federal labour board ordered the Canadian National (CN) and Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPK) railways, along with over 9,000 workers, ...

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