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Federal government is taking rail stoppage ‘seriously,’ says Trudeau

10 months ago

0:46

Federal government is taking rail stoppage ‘seriously,’ says Trudeau

10 months ago
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Duration 0:46

Freight traffic on Canada’s two major railways stopped early Thursday. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government is not taking the situation ‘lightly, because Canadians across the country are worried.'

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