CNR signals and communications workers end strike, binding arbitration on its way

A strike affecting some local workers is now over.

The Canadian National Railway Signals and Communications workers will be back on the job Wednesday morning after they agreed to binding arbitration to end their job action.

Their spokesperson says the strike that started on the 18^th of June, officially ended just after midnight last night.

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers’ Steve Martin says in addition to pay, the binding talks will decide on a lifetime cap on some of their health benefits.