End B.C. port strike, CFIB urges Ottawa, as half of businesses impacted
says “enough is enough” when it comes to the ongoing work stoppage at B.C. ports and is calling for an end to the strike that it says has affected half of small businesses in the country.
Since July 6, more than half of the roughly 1,400 business owners surveyed by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business say their operations have been affected amid the strike. Some 16 per cent said the strike wouldn’t affect their businesses, while 31 per cent said they weren’t sure of the impact.
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