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Premier McGuinty is still hoping for a deal with public teachers before the end of the year, despite ongoing job actions across the province.
McGuinty says his government managed to get an agreement with Ontario's doctors after a "bumpy and very rocky road."
If teachers don't reach deals with their school boards by the end of this month, the province will impose a contract that will freeze the wages of most instructors and cut their benefits.
Meantime, one-strike strikes by public elementary teachers move to Thunder Bay schools today.
