Teachers vote 86% for full-scale strike
NEWS/ SCHOOLS — B.C. teachers have voted 86 per cent in favour of escalating job action that could include a full-scale strike as early as Monday, June 16. B.C. Teachers [Continue]
Education
TRU a big contributor to economy, says report
NEWS/ TRU — Thompson Rivers University contributes just over $355 million to the Kamloops and region economy, and $650 million to the provincial economy, says an [Continue]
‘Save Stuart Wood’ call picks up speed
‘It’s all excuses,’ councillor says School needed downtown, says KCBIA Having school in core ‘key,’ say residents /By MICHELE YOUNG and MIKE YOUDS As a [Continue]
Residents urge reprieve for Stuart Wood
‘Help look for funding for upgrade’ asks association in letter to board /NEWS/ SCHOOLS — A downtown residents group is urging the Kamloops-Thompson school board [Continue]
Tentative pact reached for education support workers
NEWS — CUPE and the B.C. Public School Employers’ Association have reached a tentative five-year agreement covering education support workers. The two sides announced [Continue]
Govt issues primer on full teachers’ strike
NEWS/ SCHOOLS — The education ministry today issued an advisory to parents on what to expect if members of the B.C. Teachers Federation begin a full walkout June 16. The [Continue]
