OTPP strike ends

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CANADA - Staff at the C$96bn Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan (OTPP) returned to work today, ending a strike that lasted more than five weeks.

OTPP CEO Claude Lamoureux said members of OPSEU Local 598 had yesterday ratified a new four-year contract late May 29 to end the work stoppage. “We welcome our employees back to work and are co...

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