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After more than one month of strike action, a Quebec teachers union announced late Wednesday night it had reached a proposed deal with the government.

After a break of just over 24 hours for Christmas, negotiations are set to resume on Tuesday between Quebec City and the various public sector unions that have yet to reach a deal.

After progress was made in negotiations to renew public sector collective agreements over the weekend, negotiations are suspended until after Christmas.

After progress was made in negotiations to renew public sector collective agreements over the weekend, negotiations are suspended until after Christmas.

After a night of intensive work at the sectoral bargaining table, the Alliance du personnel professionnel et technique de la santé et des services sociaux (APTS) has reached a tentative agreement in principle with the employer party for its 65,000 members.

The CSN-affiliated Fédération de la santé et des services sociaux (FSSS-CSN) has reached a tentative agreement in principle with Quebec, the union announced on its Facebook page on Saturday evening.

Even as workers press for a broadening of the struggle, the unions are conspiring with the government to reach sellout agreements and scuttle the strike movement.

Two Quebec unions representing teachers, the FSE and the QPAT, are endorsing a proposed settlement with the Legault government amid negotiations for the renewal of collective agreements, the unions announced Friday evening.

Two Quebec teachers unions say their leadership has approved a partial agreement with the government after weeks of participating in larger public sector strikes.

A rally in support of striking education workers is slated to take place in front of Premier Francois Legaults Montreal offices.