No details are being provided but the International Longshore and Warehouse Union Canada and B.C. Maritime Employers Association issued a joint statement late Sunday saying a deal has been reached.

This was after it was announced on the weekend the union had rejected the last proposal. The latest deal was hammered out with help from the Canada Industrial Relations Board, which had been tasked with ending the dispute that had sent more than 74 hundred workers at 30 BC ports to the picket lines for 13 days earlier in the month.

Both sides are encouraging members to ratify the agreement.