‘Boycott Amazon’ protest outside Laval warehouse after mass layoffs
A protest against the mass layoffs of thousands of people is underway at the Amazon warehouse in Laval Wednesday morning. Protesters are showing their support for the more than 4,600 Quebecers who will be out of work after Amazon announced it was closing seven warehouses in the province.
Amazon Faces Boycott for Closing Quebec Warehouses
Amazon is facing growing backlash in Quebec following its January 2025 decision to shutter all seven of its warehouses in the province. The closures, set to unfold over the next two months, will eliminate approximately 4,500 jobs, including full-time positions and subcontractors.
The union representing the workers at an Amazon warehouse in Laval that is closing – one of seven Quebec Amazon warehouses ...
The union called the move 'blatant union-busting,' which violates several sections of the labour code, and an attempt to ...
X added seven companies to its lawsuit Saturday, alleging they partook in a World Federation of Advertisers-coordinated (WFA) ...
Amazon’s decision to close operations in Quebec wasn’t subtle. It sends an unmistakable message: if you unionize, we’ll leave ...
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Target has once again found itself in the middle of the culture wars after reversing a three-year-old policy prompting calls ...
The battle lines have been drawn in a growing feud between Amazon and its Quebec workers as the union readies a lawsuit over the company's province-wide facility closures.
Tabitha, who has lucrative contracts with both Target and Walmart, says that boycotting these major companies could actually hurt Black-owned businesses.
Canadians are heeding calls by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who quickly announced retaliatory levies against the U.S., to ...
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