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Canada Post's rotating strikes hit BC more
Inland workers make their way to picket lines as Lower Mainland employees return to work
Canada Post's rotating strikes continued Tuesday morning throughout the province, with workers from Columbia Valley, West Kootenay and northeastern British Columbia. left work.
Members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers have been picketing at pickets across the country since last week, as negotiations negotiated with the Crown corporation continued.
Postmen from Columbia River, Nelson, Dawson Creek, Fort Nelson and Fort St. John departed Tuesday at 7 am local time, while they were on strike the day before in the Lower Mainland and area Sea-to-Sky. returned to work.
Union members in Prince George are on strike, as are thousands of workers in Saskatchewan, Ontario and Montreal.
Canada Post said the strikes in Montreal could affect the postal service well beyond the city's processing center.
Officials of Elections BC, who are organizing the postal referendum on electoral reform, said they were not expecting significant delays, but were ready to postpone the dates for the vote if necessary.
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