Catholic students in Niagara will be in class tomorrow.
The Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association has suspended its rotating strikes.
Both the union and the province are going back to the bargaining table.
The rotating strikes were supposed to impact the Niagara Catholic District School Board tomorrow.
The board is taking to social media, confirming that schools will be open tomorrow and transportation will be running as normal.
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