The blockades sidelined more than 1,400 freight and passenger trains and, according to analyst estimates, cost the company scores of millions of dollars.
CN chief executive JJ Ruest says the recovery process will take several weeks as shipments of bulk and consumer products ramp up. CN shut down its eastern network on Feb. 13, one week into a blockade by Tyendinaga Mohawk protesters that cut a key rail link east of Belleville, Ont. Provincial police cleared the blockade last week, which was launched in solidarity with Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs who oppose a natural gas pipeline slated to pass through their traditional territory in British Columbia.
Hereditary chiefs reached a draft agreement Sunday with senior federal and provincial government ministers centering on rights and title.
Bill for costs should be sent to illegal protesters.
More CTV FAKE NEWS!!!!
That's good news
Our cowardly politicians and their minions paid homage to their pipeline masters, the hereditary chiefs.
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All the pay they lost should be compensated by the native communities who protested. Take it out of their annual budget.
Illegal.
Thank God....❤️🇨🇦😀
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