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Voisey’s Bay Joins Other Locals on Picket Line

SUDBURY STAR,
By Ron Thomson

SUDBURY, 3 August 2009 - Strikes in Greater Sudbury, Port Colborne and Voisey’s Bay are an attempt by Vale Inco to “squeeze the blood out of our members,” a top Steelworkers official charged on Friday.

“We’re appreciative of our brothers and sisters in Voisey’s Bay for joining us on the picket line,” said Wayne Fraser, director of United Steelworkers District 6. “We’ll be bargaining together for a successful conclusion.”

To read the Sudbury Star article click here.

 

 
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