Protesting truck drivers disrupt Toronto cargo deliveries

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Protesting truck drivers disrupt Toronto cargo deliveries

| Sep 10, 2015 5:05PM EDT
A group of truck drivers protesting their classification as independent drivers are disrupting Toronto-area container deliveries by blocking trucking terminals.
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