The city and the union representing municipal enforcement officers have come to terms on a tentative deal. The announcement was made Friday afternoon.

The Public Service Alliance of Canada, which represents municipal enforcement officers through its Local 345, stated that it's a four-year deal that will include what it's calling several improvements including, among others items, a pay raise that exceeds inflation, a commitment to reclassification from the city, an increase in evening premiums and improved parental leave top-ups for all officers.

How much of a pay raise officers will receive wasn't made public.

City spokesperson Kerry Thistle stated that last-minute negotiations between the city and PSAC on Friday morning stopped any potential job action that was to occur beginning Mo

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