Catholic students in Niagara will be in class tomorrow.
The Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association has suspended its rotating strikes.
Both the union and the province are going back to the bargaining table.
The rotating strikes were supposed to impact the Niagara Catholic District School Board tomorrow.
The board is taking to social media, confirming that schools will be open tomorrow and transportation will be running as normal.
Thorold Considering Ormand Parking Lot
This is for the Non-Profit Housing Corporation on Ormand Street, city told employees have tough time finding parking
Woman/Son Wade Through Knee High Flood
St. Catharines woman losing basement apartment after flood
Public Input Wanted on NRP Plans
Police have a survey asking for ideas on safety, trust and confidence in police, etc
Police Looking for Fort Erie Shooting Suspect
They say another man was shot
Video Released by NRP of Murder Suspects
Police looking for Maroof Bangi and Josta Grace MacNeal after a murder in Niagara Falls
Deputy Mayor Perplexed Over Storm's Impact
Bill Phillips says one basement might be flooded, the neighbour's got nothing
Police Investigate Conservation Area Arson
Hamilton police say it caused roughly $4.5-million in damage early this morning at Christie Lake Conservation area
Storm Leaves 4ft Water in Homes
The owner of Niagara Pool Liners loaned his pumps to neighbours, saw substantial damage