The Canadian Pacific Railway has restarted its freight services in Canada, after the government ended a week long strike by employees. The bill sends all of the unresolved issues between the two parties to binding arbitration, giving them 90 days to settle before the arbitrator makes a decision. For those who use the railway, the start-up is more than welcome, as they try to catch up with a lost week of shipping. The talks have been stalled around pensions and work rules.
See "CP Rail Restarts Freight Network After Law Ends Strike", Natalie Doss and Andrew Mayeda, Business Week, May 31, 2012