Tentative deal ends Port of Vancouver strike
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA — A tentative labor agreement has been reached between the Grain Workers Union (GWU) Local 333 and Vancouver Terminal Elevators’ Association (VTEA) after workers went on strike at the Port of Vancouver Sept. 24.
Tentative deal reached in Metro Vancouver grain strike, federal minister says
Canada's labour minister says striking grain terminal workers in Metro Vancouver and their employers have reached a tentative labour deal. Steven MacKinnon announced the agreement between Grain Workers Union Local 333 and the Vancouver Terminal Elevators’ Association in a post on social media platform X,
Vancouver Port Grain Workers Reach Tentative Deal to End Strike
Vancouver grain terminal workers will return to work as soon as Saturday morning, ending a walkout at Canada’s busiest port at the height of harvest season.
Workers at Vancouver grain terminals go on strike, exports could take hit
Workers at the six main grain terminals located in the Canadian port of Vancouver went on strike on Tuesday, a move that could disrupt exports of canola and other crops, government and industry officials said.
Canadian Grain Terminal Workers Reach Tentative Deal Ending Strike
The work stoppage affected six terminals at Port of Vancouver that are critical for exports of canola, wheat, barley and other grains from Canada’s prairies.
Workers End Grain Terminal Strike At Busy Vancouver Port
Grain terminal workers at the port of Vancouver on Saturday ended a four-day strike that had halted shipments of about half of Canada's grain exports during the peak autumn shipping season, their labor union said.
Vancouver grain workers reach tentative deal to end strike
Workers at six grain terminals in the Canadian port of Vancouver have reached a tentative deal, ending a strike potentially impacting exports from the world's top canola and number three wheat exporter during the harvesting period.
Grain terminal workers reach tentative deal, ending 4-day strike
A tentative agreement has been reached in the 4-day strike that threatened to disrupt grain shipments across the country.
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