OTTAWA — Workers at Canada’s borders are no longer planning to go on strike this week after their union reached a tentative agreement with the federal government.

The Public Service Alliance of Canada said Tuesday it reached a deal with the government for Canada Border Services Agency employees after working “around the clock.”

If an agreement couldn’t be hammered out, the union had been planning for a strike of more than 9,000 members beginning 12:01 a.m. on Friday.