Steve MacKinnon
Steve MacKinnon is a Canadian politician and former labour minister who played a significant role in the recent Canada Post negotiations by requesting the federal labour relations board to order postal workers back to their jobs during a previous strike, demonstrating his involvement in labor relations and public service policy.
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Federal Transport Minister Steve MacKinnon calls Alto a transformative project that will create jobs and boost the economy.
First planes, now trains? Why Quebec’s Mirabel region is wary of high-speed rail
Canada· 2026-02-25
Government House Leader Steve MacKinnon said that a failed budget vote would lead to a Christmas election.
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Government House Leader Steve MacKinnon will take over as Transport Minister.
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Then-labour minister Steve MacKinnon requested the federal labour relations board to order postal workers back on the job.
Canada Post workers to refuse overtime work as contract talks fall shortCanada· 2025-05-23
Steve MacKinnon was the then-labour minister who requested the federal labour relations board to order postal workers back on the job.
Canada Post receives strike notice, workers set to walk out on FridayCanada· 2025-05-19
Steve MacKinnon was the then-labour minister who requested the federal labour relations board to order postal workers back on the job.
Canada Post should phase out door-to-door delivery as part of overhaul, report recommendsCanada· 2025-05-16
Steve MacKinnon was the then-labour minister who requested the federal labour relations board to order postal workers back on the job.
Canada Post workers could go on strike. Here’s what to knowCanada· 2025-05-16
Steve MacKinnon was the then-labour minister who requested the federal labour relations board to order postal workers back on the job.
Canada Post pauses talks with unionized workers as potential strike loomsCanada· 2025-05-15