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Ongoing tension and aftermath of 2020 strike sees Port of Montreal lose business

February 19, 2021
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Port of Montreal resumes activities on its docks

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Several Quebec and Ontario businesses that use the Port of Montreal have diverted containerised goods to other ports as a result of the dockworkers’ strike in 2020.

Some of these businesses move critical cargo to combat COVID-19 and the Montreal Port Authority (MPA) has found other businesses have planned to divert as well if a new work stoppage occurs soon.

In the summer of 2020, a 19-day work stoppage impacted many companies’ operations and caused major delays in the supply chain and higher freight costs.

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