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ILWU Canada West Coast port workers to strike starting July 1 in blow to recovering supply chain

By: CNBC.com News
West Coast port workers in ILWU Canada union will strike starting July 1 after a recent landslide member vote to authorize a strike if no labor deal was met.
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