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Canadian Propane Export Terminal Faces Strike as Labor Disputes Continue to Plague Ports
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Canadian Propane Export Terminal Faces Strike as Labor Disputes Continue to Plague Ports
Workers at Canada’s first propane export terminal launched a strike Thursday, marking the latest labor disruption to hit the country’s port infrastructure and threatening energy exports to Asia. The International Longshore and Warehouse Union Local 523B began strike action at the Ridley Island Propane Export Terminal on November 27, following unsuccessful contract negotiations with AltaGas […]
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