A22 - Wednesday, May 30, 1984 - North Shore News

MONDAY

Bus shutdown
appears likely

oe IT APPEARS increasingly likely that the In-
SSO TS . dependent Canadian Transit Union will bring
. North Vancouver buses and the SeaBus to
another day-long halt Monday.

“APAAENONN
DORIS

The latest round of Friday, before Monday’s
one-day shutdowns con- planned shutdown in North
tinued this week with no sign Vancouver brings the current
that negotiations between cycle of shutdowns to an
the union and the Metro end.

Transit Operating Company, The next crunch in the

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ONLY IN West Van, you say? That was the case Monday when a collision between a Mercedes and a Sunshine Cab

being carried out under a
news blackout, were nearing
a settlement.

Buses dd not run in
Vancouver Saturday and
were off the roads in Surrey
and Delta Monday.

The union has announced
plans 24-hour work stop-
pages in Port Coquitlam,

continuing dispute, aimed at
negotiating a contract to
replace the one that expired
14 months ago, could come
June 15.

On that day, the company
Says it will issue summer
driving schedules to drivers.
The union has said drivers
will not sign the summer
work sheets, a move the
company would interpret as

company Cadillac resulted in an estimated $5,000 damage to the rear of the cab. The accident occured just after 2 p.m. Port Moody and Coquitlam

Monday at Marine Drive and 29th. There are no reports on injuries. on Wednesday and Burnaby a full-scale strike by the

and New Westminster on _ drivers.

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