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If the Port of Cleveland really believes that current US and Canadian officials truly want to help bring an end to the Saint Lawrence Seaway's strike, they need to quickly wake up to reality. Hello, I'm Ron Edwards. On today's pace from the Average Notebook, brought to you by Constitutional Grounds Coffee. Recently, Port of Cleveland officials sent letters to both the United States and Canadian government big wigs urging them to help bring a quick resolution to a strike by hundreds of Canadian workers that has halted work along the Saint Lawrence Seaway, a major trade route between Montreal, Quebec, and Cleveland and other Great Lakes ports. The shutdown is a matter of grave concern for both the United States and Canadian economies. The Cleveland Port chairman wrote in a letter that he sent to US Secretary of Transportation Pete Boodhedge Edge and Canada's Minister of Labor and Transportation, quote, immediate intervention is imperative to avert escalating economic catastrophes. The Seaway facilitates the movement of about five hundred and fifty thousand metro tons of cargo too and from the Port of Cleveland alone, Unfortunately, the strikes, popping up in more locations almost daily, are designed to literally destroy the United States supply chain and further wipe out real economic growth for both businesses and job seekers. In order to bring about chaos, one of the main goals of both the Biden administration and the Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau. I'm Ron Edward Zone