Region of Waterloo implements strike contingency plan

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The Region of Waterloo is implementing a contingency plan during a strike by outside workers that began on March 4. Management and support staff are now handling tasks typically performed by about 240 workers, ensuring essential services continue. Key services, such as snow removal at the airport and pothole repairs, are being prioritized. Waste collection remains normal, but landfill sites are closed. Water testing is managed by certified staff, and the Ministry of Environment has approved the region's contingency plan. The strike has caused delays in starting several planned construction projects for the spring. The striking workers are demanding higher wages to address rising living costs.


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