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British Columbia Teachers' Federation
This union represents 44,000 public school teachers in British Columbia, Canada. It advocates for a strong public education system and stresses gender equity, anti-racism, anti-heterosexism, Aboriginal issues, violence prevention and child/youth issues.
Main Address
100-550 West 6th Avenue
Vancouver, BC
V5Z 4P2
Main Telephone
604-871-2283
Joined OneWorld
03.12.2001
Features
24.06.2005
The B.C. Teachers' Federation believes that equity and opportunity for all through public education is essential to maintaining a democratic society and the privatization of education creates a two-tier education system and threatens democratic values and practices, as well as social equity. A new privatization web page highlights the issues and the impact on the public education system.
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01.06.2005
The B.C. Teachers' Federation has filed suit in B.C. Supreme Court, calling Premier Gordon Campbell to account for false and defamatory statements he made five days prior to the recent election. Coming at a crucial point in the final week of the campaign, the statements were extensively, and uncritically, reported in provincial and local media.
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21.02.2005
Teachers in B.C. are celebrating a landmark Court ruling. The B.C. Court of Appeal has affirmed that teachers can grieve violations of the class size numbers in the School Act. The government had previously stripped class size limits from the teachers' collective agreement, resulting in larger classes and less individual attention for students.
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