The laid off workers at the St. Catharines GM plant, could be back to work next weekend.
Members of the United Auto Workers will be voting on a tentative deal with General Motors in the United States, starting tomorrow and ending next Friday.
The strike has been going on for over a month now and about 800 workers have been laid off here in Niagara.
If the deal is ratified on October 25th, Plant Chair Tim McKinnon says some of them could be back to work as early as October 26th.
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