It's war.
That's the word from three powerful unions representing about 191
thousand teachers and school workers.
They say they'll strike back against the McGuinty Liberals now
that a controversial anti-strike bill has passed in the legislature.
The minority Liberals argue the legislation -- passed with the
support of the Tories -- is needed to help them eliminate the
province's 15-billion-dollar deficit.
One union is calling on teachers to withdraw from extracurricular
activities today and another wants its members to skip meetings on
Mondays.