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

JOC Port News

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.
Port News

Please log in below to view the rest of this page. If you do not have an account, please register or subscribe below for access.

More Port News News & Analysis

DOT has limited path to ease US port congestion, exporter woes
High level of cargo rolling prevails at Asian hubs
Antwerp posts record annual volume despite COVID-19
Rotterdam’s second-half recovery limits 2020 volume decline
CP building dual-coast deepwater port network
Mega-ship cargo exchanges prevent slide in Europe call size
Ex-CMA CGM terminal chief Sartini joins Yilport as co-CEO
Several European ports unite in two giant mergers
Port News

More on JOC

US Gulf ports eyeing inland intermodal as Asian import share increases

Port News

New funding, leadership to fuel Roadrunner Freight

Roadrunner Transportation Systems

Kansas City rail terminals overwhelmed with ocean containers

Intermodal Shipping

Southern California terminal veteran takes TraPac helm at pivotal moment

Terminal Operators

THE Alliance’s empty container returns confounding NY-NJ port truckers

Port of New York and New Jersey
More News & Analysis