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all-day Black History Month
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RSS CUPE National K-12 Headlines

  • Two more groups of education support staff in Alberta serve strike notice
  • Custodial workers at two Calgary school districts to serve strike notice
  • CUPE withdraws from NL Education Accord
  • Work to rule starts today at Parkland School Division
  • Parkland school support workers serve strike notice

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RSS BC K-12 Updates

  • Bulletin – Standing in solidarity with Alberta CUPE education workers
  • Bulletin – SURVEY: Online Literacy Development Resources for BC Students
  • Bulletin – CUPE BC Welcomes BC NDP’s Commitment to Affordable, Seamless Childcare and Enhanced Classroom Support
  • Bulletin – B.C. moving forward with seamless childcare in schools
  • Bulletin – Executive board elections 2024
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