After 11 days of the work stoppage at the construction site of $1.45 billion hospital on Vancouver Island, work resumed on the morning of Dec. 13 after the protest lines were taken down.
All that remained of the protesters from the contracting companies that fall under the banner of Cowichan Tribes-owned Khowutzun Development Corporation on Tuesday morning was a pile of wood the workers were burning in a barrel to keep warm during the dispute.
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