Federal intervention seen as most viable way to end Montreal port strike

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Federal intervention seen as most viable way to end Montreal port strike

| Aug 14, 2020 3:35PM EDT
Container line, rail and forwarder executives tell JOC.com they aren’t holding their breath for an immediate response from the Trudeau government for calls to end the ongoing strike at the Port of Montreal.
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