End of Montreal strike sets path for labor certainty to shippers

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End of Montreal strike sets path for labor certainty to shippers

| May 02, 2021 11:04AM EDT
Forced arbitration through a back-to-work order that ended a five-day strike lays the groundwork to help Port of Montreal shield itself from growing competition from eastern US and Canadian ports.
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