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Statement on possible CP work stoppage
Statement on possible CP work stoppage
Canadian businesses are calling on the federal government to do what is best for Canada’s economy. The federal government must act to prevent a Canadian Pacific (CP) work stoppage now.
Canadian businesses are calling on the federal government to do what is best for Canada’s economy. The federal government must act to prevent a Canadian Pacific (CP) work stoppage now.
Supply chains are under serious strain both here and around the world. Many of the issues Canada can’t fix by itself, but some we can.
A work stoppage of any length will have a deep and adverse impact for all Canadians who rely on the essential rail supply chain and for the broader Canadian economy. Any disruption would further cripple Canada’s freight capacity and have a profound impact on not only rail shippers, but all shippers, including trucking and air, throughout the broader Canadian economy. It would do irrevocable damage to Canadian supply chains that would extend beyond our borders and harm our reputation as a reliable partner in international trade.
CP has stated that it is willing to immediately enter binding arbitration to resolve this matter without a work stoppage. The government must do everything in its power to get the union to agree.
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| Beer Canada | FETCO |
| Brampton Board of Trade | Food Producers of Canada |
| Business Council of Canada | Food, Health & Consumer Products of Canada |
| Calgary Chamber of Commerce | Forest Products Association of Canada |
| Canadian Association of Importers and Exporters | Global Automakers of Canada |
| Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers | Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce |
| Canadian Automobile Dealers Association | Greater Vancouver Board of Trade |
| Canadian Canola Growers Association | Greater Vancouver Gateway Council |
| Canadian Chamber of Commerce | Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association of Canada |
| Canadian Construction Association | Institute of Canadian Agencies (ICA) |
| Canadian Federation of Independent Business | Manitoba Chambers of Commerce |
| Canadian Food Exporters Association | Mining Association of Canada |
| Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association | Petroleum Services Association of Canada |
| Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters | Responsible Distribution Canada |
| Canadian Meat Council | Retail Council of Canada |
| Canadian Propane Association | RGA |
| Canadian Society of Customs Brokers | Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce |
| Canadian Toy Association | Supply Chain Canada |
| Canola Council of Canada Chamber of Marine Commerce | Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce |
| Chemistry Industry Association of Canada | Toronto Region Board of Trade |
| Edmonton Chamber of Commerce | Western Canadian Shippers’ Coalition |
| Electro-Federation Canada |
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