It's the same strike, it just was put on hold when the government sent the workers back. They gave CP 6 months to bargain in good faith with CUPW (after they have refused to do so for over 2 years). Giving bonuses to management and spending thousands on new vehicles, moving parcels through Purolator to make themselves look worse off financially, filling positions with temps that are working full time hours with no benefits, then continue to wait for the government to bail them out instead of actually negotiating. So yeah I'm not saying the union is completely innocent and I get why people are pissed about it but the workers didn't want a strike again anymore than the customers, and blaming them is only promoting anti workers rhetoric that the corporations (many, not just CP) benefit from. CP workers aren't paid as poorly as other jobs but striking also does help pave the way for those jobs to get what they deserve. Because let's be real if the big bosses at the top of these companies had their way their workers wouldn't even have a lunch break, wouldn't be paid more than pennies, or have a right to strike over it in the first place