A letter signed by the Chamber and dozens of local chambers of commerce or boards of trades called on the federal government to “work closely with all parties to reach an agreement to avoid a work stoppage' cdnpoli cdnecon
A letter signed by the Chamber and dozens of local chambers of commerce or boards of trades called on the federal government to “work closely with all parties to reach an agreement to avoid a work stoppage.”A container ship is unloaded at port in Vancouver, B.C., on Saturday December 23, 2012.
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce is raising concerns about a potential labour disruption at ports in B.C., warning that it could worsen supply chain networks already rattled by the lingering impacts of the pandemic, natural disasters and geopolitical uncertainty.
It warned that a possible strike or lockout at the Port of Vancouver and Port of Prince Rupert would “have immediate impacts across Canada’s already fragile supply chain in as little as two weeks.”
Philippines Latest News, Philippines Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Ottawa girl, 12, set to become the youngest university graduate in Canadian historyAnthaea-Grace Patricia Dennis is not your typical 12-year-old. She is a child prodigy who’s about to become the youngest Canadian to ever graduate from university.
Read more »
Facebook blocking Canadian news draws closer as Ottawa rejects Senate changesSocial-media company has warned it will withdraw the ability to see and share news, restricting access to 1.2 million users in tests this month
Read more »
Nick Taylor wins Canadian Open, first Canadian champion since 1954 - National | Globalnews.caTaylor tossed his putter into the air and jumped into the arms of his caddie after the longest made putt of his PGA Tour career.
Read more »
How a Canadian golfer finally broke a 69-year Canadian Open droughtStill sinking in for Abbotsford's Nick Taylor
Read more »
How a Canadian golfer finally broke a 69-year Canadian Open droughtStill sinking in for Abbotsford's Nick Taylor
Read more »