Early job action largely unseen, district says
By MIKE YOUDS While the first week of teachers’ job action may seem to have had little visible impact on local schools, district administrators are worried about the [Continue]
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Teachers set to start job action Wednesday; here’s a rundown on what it’s all about
Kamloops teachers will join others across the province tomorrow in limited job action to press their case with the province and with the B.C. Public School Employers [Continue]
Threat to school galvanizes downtown residents into forming ‘a unified voice’
By MIKE YOUDS A newly formed downtown/West End residents association will have some pressing concerns to raise with City Hall but doesn’t want to be branded as a [Continue]
Monday a day to honour histories of First Nations within boundaries of school district
NEWS — Monday is a day of recognition in of the Secwepemc and Nlaka’pamux Nations in the Kamloops-Thompson school district. The idea came from a former student at South [Continue]
More than one way to save Stuart Wood
TUESDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — The School District 73 board of education faces a big democratic challenge when it comes time to make a decision on the future of Stuart Wood [Continue]
Contract awarded for redo of John Tod
NEWS — Work on the John Tod Community Centre got the go-ahead from City council today, paving the way for $1.8 million worth of renovations that will turn the former [Continue]
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