ANCAI: North Shore truckers participate in the monster demonstration - North Coast

Above: a frame from a TV report, available at this link The transport industry regularly falls victim to road protests, organised by a wide range of groups, from environmentalists, through farmers, to warring nations. When, however, the carriers decided to protest on the roads, the case ended with a very loud verdict, issued earlier this week by a court in the southern Danish city of Svendborg. The court ruled on a protest action against the int…

Their message is clear: they demand that the Government of Quebec abide by the rules governing bulk transportation in public procurement.

More than 2,000 artisanal truckers from all regions, including several from the Côte-Nord, went to the Quebec parliament today to protest on May 14 against unregulated bulk transport, following the conference of the ANCAI held from May 8 to 10 in Chicoutimi. According to the wishes expressed by the leaders, the event should take place in order.

More than 2,000 artisanal truckers from all regions, including several from the Côte-Nord, went to the Quebec parliament today to protest on May 14 against unregulated bulk transport, following the conference of the ANCAI held from May 8 to 10 in Chicoutimi. According to the wishes expressed by the leaders, the event should take place in order.

More than 2,000 artisanal truckers from all regions, including several from the Côte-Nord, went to the Quebec parliament today to protest on May 14 against unregulated bulk transport, following the conference of the ANCAI held from May 8 to 10 in Chicoutimi. According to the wishes expressed by the leaders, the event should take place in order.