Montreal municipal workers to strike evenings and weekends starting Oct. 19
Roughly 3,000 Montreal municipal workers will strike evenings and weekends starting October 19, 2026, following a one‑day strike earlier in the year.
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Roughly 3,000 Montreal municipal workers will strike evenings and weekends starting October 19, 2026, following a one‑day strike earlier in the year.
About 3,000 Montreal municipal workers will strike evenings, nights and weekends starting Oct. 19, 2026, after a one‑day strike on March 30, 2026.
Approximately 3,000 Montreal municipal workers will start an evening and weekend strike on Oct. 19, following a one‑day walkout on March 30.
Approximately 3,000 Montreal municipal workers will strike evenings, nights and weekends starting Oct. 19, after a one‑day walkout on March 30.
Around 3,000 Montreal municipal workers will strike evenings and weekends starting Oct. 19, after a one‑day strike in March.
Around 3,000 Montreal municipal workers will start a strike affecting evenings and weekends on Oct. 19, 2026, following a one‑day walkout in March.
Around 3,000 city workers will strike evenings and weekends starting Oct. 19, after a March 30 walkout.
Around 3,000 municipal workers will strike evenings, nights and weekends in October 2026, after a one‑day strike on March 30 earlier in the year.
Around 3,000 Montreal municipal workers plan an evening and weekend strike in October, after a one‑day strike on March 30.
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