Public service workers expand picketing to Richardson grain terminal

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THUNDER BAY — Striking federal government workers in Thunder Bay are taking their picket signs to the Richardson grain terminal on Water Street starting Tuesday.

According to the union, grainhandlers who belong to the United Steelworkers Union have pledged not to cross the line. Grain commission corporate information services manager Rémi Gosselin said the commission developed a contingency plan to provide official certification of export grain during the walkout using modified procedures.

Under the contingency plan, grain exporters identify priority cargos and provide the commission with "composite samples."

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