Vermont businesses react to potential Canadian border worker strike [Video]

THANKS FOR JOINING US. TONIGHT AT 10. I’M BRIAN COLLERAN. LIZ HAS THE NIGHT OFF. THE THOUSANDS OF CANADIAN WORKERS SET TO GO ON STRIKE TODAY… ARE NOW HOLDING OFF UNTIL NEXT WEEK. AS THEY CONTINUE CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS FOR FAIRER WAGES. IF THE STRIKE DOES HAPPEN, THE BORDER WILL STAY OPEN. BUT WE COULD STILL SEE AN IMPACT HERE AT HOME. NBC5’S AMANDA MARTIN-RYAN JOINS US IN THE STUDIO TONIGHT. WITH HOW THIS COULD IMPACT OUR LOCAL BUSINESSES. AMANDA? BRIAN, THE FLOW OF GOODS, SERVICES, AND ááPEOPLE COMING FROM CANADA COULD ALL BE DISRUPTED. WITH SUMMER TOURISM KICKING INTO HIGH GEAR… THE BUSINESSES I SPOKE WITH SAY THEY’RE NOT CONCERNED YET, BUT WILL BE IF THE STRIKE LASTS THROUGH THE SEASON. 15;59;17;26 0:05 Herve Mahe <CANADIANS ARE GREAT WHEN THEY COME HERE. THEY LIKE THE FRENCH WINE, WE HAVE THE FRENCH WINE.> THE FRENCH FINE DINING AT BISTRO DE MARGOT …