GUELPH, Ont. – A tentative agreement has been reached to prevent Guelph Transit from shutting down today.
A lockout of transit employees had been set to begin at midnight, but the city says the agreement with the Amalgamated Transit Union will keep the buses rolling as usual.
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The City of Guelph and the Amalgamated Transit Union issued a joint statement saying the deal was reached after a day-long meeting with a provincially-appointed conciliator in attendance.
The statement says details of the accord will be released upon ratification by both parties.
No date for ratification vote was released.
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