06-05-2024 18:56 via cbc.ca

B.C. port truckers protest licensing changes in rolling convoy

More than 100 container truck drivers held a rolling convoy in British Columbia's Lower Mainland on Sunday in protest against licence changes they say will harm smaller companies moving goods to and from the Port of Vancouver.

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