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Global National: Aug. 23, 2024 | Railway labour dispute deepens with 72-hour strike notice
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Canada’s national railway dispute has been tumultuous, with some workers returning to work in the morning — only for their union to give 72-hour-strike notice. The federal labour minister's call for binding arbitration Thursday hasn't eased tensions between the workers and their employers. Nor has it led to a solution to a stoppage that's left cargo and commuters across the country at a standstill. Heidi Petracek has more on a rollercoaster day in the rail dispute that has industry and Canadians anxious.
With the Democratic National Convention (DNC) wrapped up, Vice-President Kamala Harris has promised to be a “president for all Americans” and appealed to voters beyond her party. This is a strategy that she will likely keep focusing on, with just a few months left until the U.S. election. Jackson Proskow has more on what's next for Harris and her campaign.
Plus, New Brunswick is experiencing a whooping cough outbreak, with 2024 cases being four times higher than the five-year provincial average. With the new school year approaching just around the corner, health officials are urging people to get vaccinated. Anna Mandin has more.
In Ukraine, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with President Volodymr Zelenskyy in what is the first visit by an Indian leader to the country since it left the Soviet Union. Just last month, Zelenskyy criticized Modi for hugging Russian President Vladmir Putin in Moscow on the day Russia bombed a Ukrainian children's hospital. As Redmond Shannon reports, both Moscow and Kyiv are courting the support of emerging world powers like India.
As the CN and CP rail disputes cause uncertainty around Canada, the labour dispute is just the latest one to hit the country. Canada faced a similar challenge last year when B.C. port workers walked off the job. And nurses, teachers and pilots alike have taken to the picket lines. Nathaniel Dove looks at why.
And finally, a group of kids in Halifax got an experience most of us take for granted: they got to walk. Robotic technology allowed them to ditch their wheelchairs for a day -- and the opportunity was exhilarating. Emma Convey has more.
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With the Democratic National Convention (DNC) wrapped up, Vice-President Kamala Harris has promised to be a “president for all Americans” and appealed to voters beyond her party. This is a strategy that she will likely keep focusing on, with just a few months left until the U.S. election. Jackson Proskow has more on what's next for Harris and her campaign.
Plus, New Brunswick is experiencing a whooping cough outbreak, with 2024 cases being four times higher than the five-year provincial average. With the new school year approaching just around the corner, health officials are urging people to get vaccinated. Anna Mandin has more.
In Ukraine, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with President Volodymr Zelenskyy in what is the first visit by an Indian leader to the country since it left the Soviet Union. Just last month, Zelenskyy criticized Modi for hugging Russian President Vladmir Putin in Moscow on the day Russia bombed a Ukrainian children's hospital. As Redmond Shannon reports, both Moscow and Kyiv are courting the support of emerging world powers like India.
As the CN and CP rail disputes cause uncertainty around Canada, the labour dispute is just the latest one to hit the country. Canada faced a similar challenge last year when B.C. port workers walked off the job. And nurses, teachers and pilots alike have taken to the picket lines. Nathaniel Dove looks at why.
And finally, a group of kids in Halifax got an experience most of us take for granted: they got to walk. Robotic technology allowed them to ditch their wheelchairs for a day -- and the opportunity was exhilarating. Emma Convey has more.
#GlobalNews #GlobalNational
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