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Ottawa Won’t Intervene to End Strike at Port of Montreal

The following message was issued by the Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association (CIFFA) on Thursday, August 13, 2020:

Ottawa Won’t Intervene to End Strike at Port of Montreal, Says Labour Minister

Canada’s labour minister has rejected requests to intervene in a strike launched Monday by Port of Montreal workers.

“We have faith in the collective bargaining process, as we know the best deals are made at the table,” Filomena Tassi said in a statement.

“Our government’s clear expectation is for both parties to work together to resolve their differences quickly. We will be monitoring the situation closely, and looking into how to support the ongoing mediation efforts.”

Read more in an

article from Global News.

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