The TyeeThe Burnaby Public Library’s Board of Directors has approved funding to keep operating three employee inclusivity groups, following reporting in The Tyee that highlighted staff backlash against planned cuts.
Isaac Phan Nay reports. #bced
Over a year after a provincial election put the spotlight on in-school support for students with disabilities, the NDP government has yet to fulfil its pledge to place an education assistant in every kindergarten to Grade 3 classroom.
Katie Hyslop reports. #bced
Last week, Vancouver city staff sparked confusion when they suggested council vote to end the terms of 10 of 11 community advisory committees seven months earlier than planned.
Less than a day before the council meeting, the report on the changes meant to be voted on was withdrawn from the agenda.
“This is a very, very expensive province to live in. So if there’s no future for us here, why not move to another province with more pathways?”
The TyeeAfter two years of FOI requests, the Vancouver police finally let The Tyee review some training modules for the SLO program.
@kehyslop.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy reports. #vanpoli #bced
We Finally Have Some Info on S...
We Finally Have Some Info on S...
No one should have to go through the trauma and uncertainty that Darwyn, his parents and his sister went through, said B.C. Ombudsperson Jay Chalke in his investigation summary.
Katie Hyslop reports. #bced
A Vancouver school board trustee is disappointed after her motion to improve transparency was amended to allow private board meetings at the school board’s discretion and to delete public recordings of meetings after one year.
@kehyslop.bsky.social reports. #bced #vanpoli
Asked to Improve Transparency,...
Asked to Improve Transparency,...
