Unifor and Windsor Salt have reached a tentative agreement.
The tentative agreement has been signed between bargaining committees representing members of Unifor Local 1959 and 240 and the employer, Windsor Salt.
The union began legal strike action on February 17.
More details will be made available after the ratification vote on Sunday, August 27.
Negotiations were paused on July 26 after striking workers rejected a tentative deal reached between the union and the company.
This round of bargaining is the first since Windsor Salt was purchased by Stone Canyon Industries in 2021, a U.S-based private holding firm.
Unifor represents workers across three units at the mine. Local 240 represents the office workers and Local 1959 represents workers at the Ojibway Mine and a separate unit at the evaporation processing fields.
Nearly 250 unionized workers have been on strike at the mine.
This is a developing story.