VANCOUVER — Maritime employers in British Columbia are proposing binding arbitration to end the province's port strike, after talks with the workers' union deadlocked.
The BC Maritime Employers Association said in a statement on Wednesday that billions of dollars worth of cargo remain in limbo, disrupting critical supply chains and damaging relationships with international trading partners.
Talks between the employers association and the union stalled on Monday. More than 7,000 workers at 30 ports across B.C. have been on strike since Saturday morning. Patrick Waldon, with Canadian Pacific Kansas City, formerly known as CP Rail, said the company was closely monitoring developments and was in direct communication with customers about the industrial action.
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