CUPE to end education worker protests after Ontario Premier Doug Ford promises legislation repeal
The Canadian PressThe Canadian Union of Public Employees says more than 50,000 Ontario education workers will end protests that closed hundreds of schools after Premier Doug Ford promised to repeal a
controversial law. Days after the premier said he had "no choice" but to enact a law that imposed a contract on the workers, Ford said he would repeal that legislation if CUPE showed "a similar gesture of good faith."
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