The move comes after Air Canada declared talks with the union “at an impasse,” with what the airline describes as a “huge gap” between the two sides.
It has suggested binding arbitration, a move the union has rejected.
This includes $1.2 million dollars being awarded to Canfor for a trio of projects including a new dry dust system at its Northwood Pulp location in Prince George.
Anne Martin , the vice-president of networking and operations says the broad pattern of attacks on essential infrastructure can include emergency services and impacts to wireless internet.