(Source: Canadian Press, December 13, 2019)
MONTREAL — The Teamsters union says Canadian National Railway Co. (CN) has begun to transfer workers as part of an apparent move to relocate its rail traffic control center to Edmonton from Montreal. Teamsters Canada says more than 100 positions would be affected at the center, which handles the majority of rail traffic in Eastern Canada. The union says CN has already begun to transfer 20 rail traffic controller positions to Alberta’s capital, less than a year after the workers had been transferred to Montreal from Toronto.
Full story: Montreal Gazette