Workers are back on the job today at Ontario’s main liquor retailer, but the Liquor Control Board of Ontario says stores won’t be open for business until Tuesday.

The union representing 10,000 of its workers announced Sunday members had ratified a new deal with the liquor retailer to end a strike that had closed its stores for two weeks.

The ratification came after the deal seemed to be up in the air on Friday.

Alcohol retailer's 10,000 unionized employees return to work today{ai:summary}<p>After two weeks of silence, the bottles are uncorked as Ontario's liquor workers return, a new deal finally signed. The stores, however, still hold their breath, not opening their doors until Tuesday. </p><p>A ratified agreement soothes frayed nerves, leaving the bar poised for a fresh start. #society</p>

LCBO strike ends with stores set to reopen on Tuesday

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