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As Quebec public sector workers press for a broadening of the struggle, unions conspire to scuttle strike movement - Vimarsana News

As Quebec public sector workers press for a broadening of the struggle, unions conspire to scuttle strike movement

Even as workers press for a broadening of the struggle, the unions are conspiring with the government to reach sellout agreements and scuttle the strike movement.

Source: wsws.org
Teachers on strike block ports in Montreal and Quebec City - Vimarsana News

Teachers on strike block ports in Montreal and Quebec City

Members of the Fédération autonome de l'enseignement (FAE) blocked entrances to the ports of Montreal and Quebec City. They say negotiations with the government aren't moving fast enough.

Source: cbc.ca
Striking Quebec teachers block the Port of Montreal - Vimarsana News

Striking Quebec teachers block the Port of Montreal

Several hundred striking FAE teachers blocked the entrance to the Port of Montreal on Thursday to put more pressure on the Quebec government to end negotiations and find a deal.

Striking Quebec teachers block the Port of Montreal, cause 'significant' impact on operations - Vimarsana News

Striking Quebec teachers block the Port of Montreal, cause 'significant' impact on operations

Several hundred striking FAE teachers blocked the entrance to the Port of Montreal on Thursday to put more pressure on the Quebec government to reach a deal.

Teacher's strike: Negotiations going well, says Legault - Vimarsana News

Teacher's strike: Negotiations going well, says Legault

Quebec François Legault says negotiations with teachers are going 'very well,' and said he hopes children will return to school as early as Monday.