Tentative deal reached to end strike at Canada's Pacific ports

A tentative 4-year deal was reached between employers and workers to end a 13-day strike at Canada's Pacific coast ports.
The strike had disrupted trade at the Port of Vancouver and Port of Prince Rupert, two of Canada's busiest ports.
With the strike now ended, the supply chain is expected to take weeks to fully recover from the disruptions caused.
The strike is estimated to have disrupted over C$6.5 billion worth of cargo movement through the ports.
The tentative deal still requires ratification, but ends a strike that had impacted rail traffic and various economic sectors.