What will you do if a city workers strike closes some childcare centres and cancels March Break camps?

A Toronto city worker shovels snow outside of Toronto City Hall, in Toronto on Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Cole Burston

Some 27,000 City of Toronto inside workers could walk off the job next week if their union can’t reach a deal with the city.

CUPE Local 79 members include recreation staff, personal support workers, child-care workers and others.

The union has said that it is prepared to strike at 12:01 a.m. Monday if no deal is reached by then. A work stoppage would shutter 39 city-run daycares and result in the cancellation of March break camps as well as other activities that are held at city facilities.

The city says it has offered the workers a nearly 15 per cent general wage increase over the next four years. The union has said that nobody at the city should make minimum wage, including part-time recreation staff, and that wages must keep up with inflation.

It’s not clear how long a strike might drag on for.

CP24 wants to know how you would be affected if the workers go on strike. Are you counting on city-run March Break camps next week? Are you making alternative childcare arrangements in anticipation of a possible closure of some childcare centres? Are you considering taking time off work to be able to care for your children?

Share your story by emailing us at [e-mail] with your name, general location and phone number in case we want to follow up. Your comments may be used in a CP24/ CTV News Toronto story.

-With files from Alex Arsenych.