Canadian St. Lawrence Seaway workers ratified their new collective agreements on Thursday, Nov. 2. Workers wages will now annually increase 5% , 4%, and 4%. Those are retroactive from this past April.

A labor dispute between Canadian port workers and the Canadian government has concerned officials at Port Milwaukee and area businesses that rely on ships coming in and out of the St. Lawrence Seaway.

At 12:01 a.m. Sunday, UNIFOR, the unionized workers of Canada’s St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation, went on strike, resulting in the shutdown of Canadian portions of the St. Lawrence Seaway.

Canadian St. Lawrence Seaway workers will be back at work on Monday after their union reached a tentative agreement on Sunday, according to a statement from their union. They went on strike on Oct. 22 ...

Will Friedman, the president and CEO of the Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority, calls the shutdown caused by the strike "a matter of grave concern." A lock-worker strike along the St. Lawrence ...

DULUTH, Minn. — A strike by unionized workers of Canada’s St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corp. that started Sunday morning has virtually shut down oceangoing shipping traffic on the entire seaway ...

Mar. 26—A bridge collapse in Baltimore prompted the Canadian side of the international group that manages the St. Lawrence Seaway to issue an assurance that the bridges spanning the river are safe.

The St. Lawrence Seaway opened for the 2001 navigation season on March 23, 2001, the earliest start in the 43-year history of the waterway that connects the middle of North America with the Atlantic ...

Mar. 10—MASSENA — Canadian federal funding for the Seaway International Bridge is set to run out at the end of March. With no American funding set to come into effect, bridge officials are worried.

ALONG the steel-blue St. Laurence River, seaward outlet of the world’s busiest inland waterway, a century-old dream is coming true. A work force of 15,000 men, with the most modern construction ...