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Federal government and province commit to shovel ready Hamilton Light Rail Transit project from McMaster to Eastgate
From: Infrastructure Canada
Today the Honourable Catherine McKenna, federal Minister of Infrastructure and Communities, the Honourable Filomena Tassi, Minister of Labour and Member of Parliament for Hamilton West – Ancaster – Dundas, and Caroline Mulroney, Ontario Minister of Transportation announced that both governments have signed a deal to invest nearly $3.4 billion in the shovel-ready Hamilton Light Rail Transit (LRT) project. Each government is contributing 50% of eligible project costs, up to $1.7 billion. The federal contribution has been designated for LRT investment only, and is subject to approval by the Treasury Board of Canada. The project’s life cycle costs will be covered by the Government of Ontario.
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May 1 (Reuters) – Striking dockworkers at Canada’s second-biggest port will gradually return to work on Saturday, the Montreal Port Authority (MPA) said, after the federal government passed a law to end the walkout.
Late on Friday, the Canadian government passed back-to-work legislation to halt the strike, which workers at the Port of Montreal began on Monday over changes to their work schedules.
“Our priority now is to plan for the resumption of port operations and to ensure efficient and seamless service,” MPA Chief Executive Martin Imbleau said.
But a union representing dockworkers at Canada’s second-biggest port by shipping volume said it will challenge the Canadian government’s new strike-ending law in court as it violates fundamental rights protected by the constitution.
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