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BCTF rotating strikes to hit Comox Valley May 29

Jonathan Szekeres
By Jonathan Szekeres

Schools in the Comox Valley will be shut down on Thursday, May 29th, as the B.C. Teachers Federation moves to Stage two of job action.

BCTF President Jim Iker made the announcement this morning, saying that rotating strikes will start on Monday and end on Thursday, with every school in the province affected on one of those days.

Schools will re-open on Friday, May 30th.

A full list of the closures can be found here:

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