The Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation, has announced a one-day strike.
Public high school teachers in Niagara will walk off the job on Wednesday, if the union doesn't reach an agreement with the province before then.
Work-to-rule job action started on Tuesday. Teachers cut back on administrative duties, including report card comments and standardized testing.
The Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario also started work-to-rule job action this week.
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