BC port workers reject tentative deal, resume strike amid economic impact concerns

Dock workers voted down a proposed four-year wage agreement that was recommended by a mediator.
The union believes the deal did not adequately address cost of living and job security issues.
The strike involves over 7,400 workers across 30+ port terminals and sites in British Columbia.
Billions of dollars worth of cargo has been frozen due to the 13-day strike so far.
The rejection has been criticized for harming Canada's economy and international supply chains.