The Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation has voted in favour of strike action, if need be.
The union represents high school teachers in Niagara and across the rest of the province.
It says 95 percent of teachers and occasional teachers are all for it, while 92 percent of educational workers also voted in favour.
The OSSTF is now in legal strike position, but it has to give five days notice before any job action.
NRP looking for man considered Armed & Dangerous
35 year old Pavel Braoun is wanted by police after stealing 6 firearms during a break-and-enter at a St. Catharines business Sunday. NRP say Braoun should be considered armed & dangerous.
Contractor Convicted of Unlicenced Work
The Electrical Safety Authority warns of Julian Solarte, and his Mr. Fix Enterprise
Kia Flips Over, Woman Killed
Police were called to the single vehicle crash in Wainfleet yesterday afternoon, witnesses say it was speeding
Suspect Wanted for Sexual Assault
Police say victim and suspect know each other
New Chippawa Arena Rink Explored
City of Niagara Falls moving forward with NHL sized rink, and more, prepared to make changes to plan if needed
Grandparent Scam Persists: NRP
Police are reminding everyone to remain wary of this crime, as criminals keep targeting seniors for money
Police Break Up Child Abuse Case
Two people arrested for crimes police say go back to 2007, involving multiple victims and there could be more
New Welland Hospice Opening Soon
It'll be called the Walker House, as the demand for beds in Niagara remains