Western Canadian port deal should ease automation

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Western Canadian port deal should ease automation

| Aug 06, 2019 4:16PM EDT
Waterfront employers and ILWU Canada say their new contract will enable Vancouver and Prince Rupert to grow through automation while ensuring dockworkers are properly trained for new job opportunities.
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