Tentative deal with education union arrived at over the weekend
The province has reached a tentative deal with another education union.
Neither Education minister Stephen Lecce or the Ontario Council of Educational Workers disclosed terms of the deal, reached over the weekend.
The union says it'll go to members for ratification in the coming weeks.
The O-C-E-W is made up of six unions representing thousands of workers at public and catholic school boards across the province.

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