Union representatives from across Canada gathered outside the office of federal MP Stephen Fuhr in Ottawa on Friday to protest proposed federal legislation that they claim undermines workers' right to strike. The demonstration took place as Fuhr was in the capital, with union members calling on the federal government to reconsider the measures. The proposed law would limit the ability of workers to strike, a move unions argue could weaken labor protections and reduce collective bargaining power. The protest focused on the impact of the legislation on workers' rights, with participants emphasizing the importance of free collective action. The government has not yet announced details of the proposed changes, but the unions have expressed concerns over potential restrictions on strike activities. This follows a growing debate over labor rights in Canada, with similar protests occurring in other cities. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between labor organizations and federal policymakers.