407 ETR: Important Message Regarding Strike by Canadian Auto Workers Local 414

Feb 23, 2012
Categories: Car Insurance
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If you travel  the 407 ERT you may not be aware that the employees in their customer Service department (members of the Canadian Auto Workers Local 414) began a legal strike on February 22.

For more information on your self service options and how to make a payment click here.

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