TORONTO — Ontario’s main liquor retailer says plans to end a two-week strike by about 10,000 staff are back on after both the employer and the union representing its workers signed off on a return-to-work protocol Saturday morning.

The Liquor Control Board of Ontario says the workers represented by the Ontario Public Service Employees Union will be back on the job on Monday, with stores set to reopen on Tuesday.

The announcement comes after the LCBO announced it had reached a tentative agreement with OPSEU on Friday morning.{ai:summary}<p>After a two-week strike, Ontario's liquor retailer will resume operations as staff return to work under a new protocol. The union and employer reached an agreement, ending the labor dispute. #economy</p>

LCBO confirms strike over, stores to reopen Tuesday after deal was put on hold

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