Teck says strike begins at Highland Valley Copper mine in British Columbia
TECK•Teck Resources said workers began a strike at its Highland Valley Copper mine in British Columbia, with operations continuing at reduced capacity. The impact on overall production depends on how long the strike lasts.
1. Strike begins
Teck Resources said workers began a strike at its Highland Valley Copper mine in British Columbia after contract talks failed to produce a new collective agreement. Operations are continuing at reduced capacity, and the impact on overall production depends on the strike’s duration.
2. Contract dispute
The United Steelworkers union represents about 1,200 workers at the mine. The union said it is seeking higher wages and improved pensions, citing challenges attracting and retaining skilled workers amid staffing shortages. Teck said it remains committed to negotiating a new collective agreement.
