Protesters blockading railway tracks in a suburb south of Montreal have been served with an injunction ordering them to leave Canadian National Railway property and stop impeding the operation of its trains.
A bailiff surrounded by Longueuil municipal police delivered the injunction order to protesters Thursday night.
The blockade in solidarity with Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs in British Columbia has disrupted rail service for suburban commuters and for Via Rail travellers between Montreal and Quebec City.