We have respected the collective bargaining process. But we need our ports operating." Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters is already calling for back-to-work legislation to finally end the strike. And the Freight Management Association said it will be stressing to the government that "more agressive and urgent action is necessary to end this damaging work stoppage." Meanwhile as a result of the resumption of the strike at west coast ports, CN and CPKC railroads have issued new embargo notices as follows. CN CN will immediately commence a wind down of international intermodal services to ports in British Columbia and will be prepared to resume services expeditiously as soon as the work stoppage ends. It expected on Tuesday to begin notifying impacted customers "shortly." CN will continue to add additional capacity to East Coast ports, where applicable, for any traffic that can be redirected to keep trade and the economy moving.