News / St Lawrence Seaway putting efficiency ahead of safety, claim striking workers

31/10/2014

The St Lawrence Seaway is expected to be shut this weekend after a Canadian union almost unanimously voted to strike, effectively cutting off the agricultural hinterland of Canada and the northern exporting region of the US Great Lakes from the Atlantic deepsea shipping.

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Jim
October 31, 2014 at 9:29 pm
“The MoorMaster system will have been installed at 23 terminals by the end of this year,”

Why did this article end with a comma? Was it cut off, or was there a typo?

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- Gavin van Marle
  October 31, 2014 at 10:01 pm
  Good spot Jim. The gremlins ate the final clause of the sentence. Fancy a job as a subeditor?
  
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