No deal, so long-running Canadian port dispute forced into arbitration
The last hope for a negotiated agreement between the Canadian Maritime Employers Association (MEA) and ...
Due to the fluidity of the situation unfolding on Canada’s west coast, it’s safe to say that plotting expectations for which vessels will realistically be given a berth over the course of the next week has become an increasingly difficult task.
Whether or not the ILWU will now return to the negotiating table, or renew its 72-hour strike notice (again) it seems fair to assume that Vancouver and Rupert ports will attempt to churn through as many vessels as possible ...
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