Strikes Won't Be Happening For Tourism and Travel

Wednesday, 12 June 2024 07:15

By Stef Mizzi

After months of talks, an agreement has been reached by Canada Border Services Agency and Niagara Parks Commission

Tourism and travel will be flowing smoothly as both Niagara Parks and Canada Border Services Agency have reached a deal.

OPSEU Parks Employees Local 217, and Niagara Parks reached the deal this week after bargaining started back in February.

Additionally, The union representing Canada’s border workers says it has reached a tentative deal with its employer that will avoid potential job action at Canada’s border

The details surrounding the new agreements remain unknown and won’t be revealed until Thursday.

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Strikes Won't Be Happening For Tourism and Travel

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