Canada's largest port could see lockout of more than 700 workers

The dispute between port foremen at Canada's largest port may lead to a lockout due to failed negotiations, threatening significant international shipments.

Employers at the Port of Vancouver announced a lockout of 700 foremen after negotiations with the International Longshore and Warehouse Union Local 514 broke down.

The ongoing strike at the Port of Montreal adds to the tensions, as both ports deal with disputes affecting crucial exports like coal and beef.

Workers are resisting overtime and refusing to cooperate with technological changes associated with automation, highlighting deep divisions in the negotiations.

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