Local autonomy in British Columbia education defended by teachers
The Peace River South Teachers Association urges continued local control of school districts, arguing provincial bargaining would distance decision making from communities. They note that local boards tailor programs to geographic and demographic needs, affecting class size, special needs, facilities, and program support, with parents and taxpayers retaining local influence. The Dawson Creek, Tumbler Ridge, and Chetwynd locals support ongoing local input.
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Peace River South Teachers’ Association
Mike Harcourt
Victoria
Dawson Creek
Tumbler Ridge
Chetwynd
Prince George WCB Info Line Contacts
For more information and to register, contact the Prince George Office of the WCB. Call 561-3700 or toll free 1-800-663-6623 for assistance and registration details.
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Murray's Pub Cash Kareoke Winners Drawn in Finale
Murray's pub held a full house on December 16 ending six week Cash Kareoke contest. Winners were drawn from a barrel, rewarding repeat singers. Prize pool totaled $400 with top team Barry Mieran and Monica Hilton, followed by Janet and Gloria Duke and Kim Desjarlais.
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Murray’s
Barry Mieran
Monica Hilton
Janet
Gloria Duke
Kim Desjarlais
Shawn Bennough
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