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The Mining Association of Canada (MAC) has voiced concern over an ongoing strike by British Columbia’s (BC) port workers.
BC ports move 16% of the nation’s traded goods.
On July 1, roughly 7,400 BC-based International Longshore and Warehouse Union members walked off the job, demanding improved wages and protection provisions against contracting out and automation.
The appointment, which commenced earlier this month, has a two-year term.
