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Montreal left without garbage collection as blue-collar workers launch 24-hour strike

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February 4, 2026
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Montreal left without garbage collection as blue-collar workers launch 24-hour strike

Roughly 6,000 blue-collar workers employed by the City of Montreal have launched a 24-hour strike as negotiations for a new deal continue.

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