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Canada labor minister to provide update on status of port disputes

11/12/2024

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2024.11.12 09:42

© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: International Longshore and Warehouse Union Local 514 members and supporters gather outside of the Port of Vancouver, amid a labour dispute, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada November 8, 2024. REUTERS/Jennifer Gauthier/File Photo

OTTAWA (Reuters) – Canadian Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon will brief media at 10 am Eastern Time (1500 GMT) on Tuesday about the status of disputes at the major ports of Vancouver and Montreal, his office said in a statement.

A spokesman for MacKinnon declined to give more details.

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