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In a meeting with Minister Lisa Beare, Esk'etemc and UBCIC chiefs shared a new website created adding to their call for a full investigation into SD 27.

The Minister talked about the review that was put forth and this was a review that was solely done with the Minister and her staffing and Safer Schools Together.

Esk’etemc, alongside the Concerned Parents and Caregivers of Williams Lake (CPWL), has launched a new website and video urging the Ministry of Education and Child Care (MECC) to conduct a thorough investigation into racial violence, bullying, and discrimination within School District #27.

Esk'etemc and the Concerned Parents and Caregivers of Williams Lake collectively announced a new website and accompanying video aimed at raising awareness and gathering support.

This is a summary of the Concerned Parents and Caregivers group meeting with Ministry staff.

Union of BC Indian Chiefs calls for an investigation. Read the full resolution.

In a meeting with Minister Lisa Beare, Esk'etemc and UBCIC chiefs shared a new website created adding to their call for a full investigation into SD 27.

Families and community leaders are rallying in Williams Lake, calling on the minister of education and childcare to respond to concerns of racism and bullying in School District 27

Indigenous leaders protested outside Cariboo-Chilcotin School District offices in Williams Lake this week, saying the ministry must do more to address racism and bullying concerns.

Indigenous leaders protested outside Cariboo-Chilcotin School District offices in Williams Lake this week, saying the ministry must do more to address concerns

Families and community leaders are calling on the Minister of Education and Child Care to respond to concerns.

Parents, grandparents, and community members from throughout the Cariboo Chilcotin region joined together today in a show of solidarity and co-operation to peacefully march to the grounds of School District #27

Community members and leaders say a change in school district leadership is needed to see a real difference in how racism and bullying is addressed.

At least 50 people gathered at School District 27's doorstep on Tuesday, April 1 calling for a full, independent investigation into School District 27 to address their concerns of racism, bullying and violence.

A peaceful gathering of community members from throughout the Cariboo Chilcotin region gathered yesterday (Tuesday) at the School District 27 Office in Williams Lake.

In Williams Lake, B.C., a large group of parents, grandparents, and community members gathered to demand action on bullying, harassment, and racial violence in local schools.

A group of parents based in Williams Lake has gathered 30 signatures in support of a letter calling for an independent investigation into School District 27.