A union at the port of Montreal has begun a three day-strike at two terminals on Monday as workers demand higher wages, Port Montreal said in a statement. “Montreal Port Authority expresses its disappointment that no agreement has been reached between the MEA and the Longshoremen's Union to avoid a work stoppage,

The union representing longshore workers at the Port of Montreal began a three-day strike at two terminals. The strike is expected to last until Thursday morning.

The two terminals targeted by the strike represent 41 per cent of the containers passing through the Port of Montreal. Two terminals at the Port of Montreal were paralyzed Monday as 320 longshoremen began a 72-hour strike.

The union representing longshore workers at the Port of Montreal is set to go on strike at two terminals today if a last-minute deal isn't reached by 7 a.m.