In many Canadian jurisdictions, no strike or lockout can take place until there has been an attempt to resolve the dispute through third-party intervention.

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This is generally true in many Canadian jurisdictions, where labor laws require a period of negotiations and sometimes mediation or arbitration before a strike or lockout can take place. This is aimed at encouraging collective bargaining and preventing disruptions to essential services. However, there may be some exceptions or variations depending on the specific jurisdiction and industry involved.

In Many Canadian Jurisdictions, No Strike or Lockout Can Take