Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Education Minister Stephen Lecce are expected to hold a media availability on Tuesday after the government announced on Monday that it would revoke a controversial piece of legislation that imposed a contract on some 55,000 education workers who walked off the job on Friday.

As a result, the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), which represents the workers, said its members would end their strike action and return to school on Tuesday.

In order to revoke the bill, the Ontario legislature would need to vote on new legislation.

A senior government source told Global News they plan to rescind Bill 28 — or begin the process — on Nov. 14.

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