Lockout at Corner Brook Civic Centre enters Day 2

Don't leave fair wages on the ice. That's what many of these signs held by members of QP 4386 say this morning as they gather outside the Civic Center after being locked out on Tuesday. You can hear their frustration as they chant for a better wage. Cars have been driving by all morning, honking with their support as well. The city says that what they offered the workers was fair and that it aligns with other municipalities, 12% over the next four years. Union President Craig Gardner says that would still make them the lowest paid arena employees in the province by 2029. He also says they still haven't received any official word from the city and that they only found out from social media. Since the lockout, Corner Brook City Mayor Linda Chason has not met with the workers, but they're hopeful she'll be in attendance at the rally at City Hall later today. Amy Phan, CBC News, Corner Brook.