Federal or provincial governments have the power to end a strike by passing back-to-work legislation.

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Federal or provincial governments can intervene in a strike by using their legislative power to pass a law requiring the strikers to return to work. This is known as back-to-work legislation. However, this power is often controversial as it can be seen as infringing on workers' rights to strike and negotiate for better working conditions.

Federal or Provincial Governments Have the Power to End a Strike