City loses well-known educator, volunteer Betty Inouye
NEWS/ PASSING — A memorial service will be held Monday for well-known educator and community volunteer Betty Inouye, who died Tuesday at age 79. A former teacher and former [Continue]
Education
International student numbers up 20 per cent
NEWS/ EDUCATION — More international students than ever are choosing B.C., with latest figures showing a 20 per cent increase in international students and a 28 per cent [Continue]
Good news arrives for TRU’s law school grads
NEWS/ TRU — The 71 students graduating from Thompson Rivers University’s law school will hold a Juris Doctor (J.D.) earned at a Canadian law school accredited by the [Continue]
Kamloops teachers’ next strike June 13
NEWS/ SCHOOLS — Kamloops teachers will be back on the picket line one week from today. The schedule released for week three of rotating strikes shows the Kamloops-Thompson [Continue]
Teachers picket again before strike vote
NEWS/ SCHOOLS — Hundreds of Kamloops-Thompson teachers and CUPE support pickets effectively shut down the public school system again today (Thursday) ahead of an all-out [Continue]
Students back, teachers’ turn today
By MIKE YOUDS, MICHELE YOUNG, & MEL ROTHENBURGER It was the students’ turn Wednesday. Today (Thursday), Kamloops teachers enter round two of their rotating strikes and [Continue]
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