All Posts

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.

There still appear to be be some unanswered questions around the loss of donated formal wear used to support youth in the community through the Glass Slipper Boutique.

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.

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.

On the first day of advance voting, School District 27 (SD 27) announced its byelection to replace the Zone 4 trustee was cancelled due to procedural errors.  

It was the inept, offensive and dismissive way they treated people who questioned their judgment that contributed to their termination.

At a board of education meeting attended by seven caregivers as well as MLA Lorne Doerkson, a group of parents said the Cariboo Chilcotin district's approach to inclusive schooling is harming their children

Nominations close on Friday, Jan. 31: here’s what potential candidates need to know

Esk'etemc (Alkali) has the support of the Union of BC Indian Chiefs in a call for an investigation into allegations regarding racism and discrimination by Cariboo Chilcotin School District 27.

A parent attending the meeting sought to make the issue of bullying a recurring agenda point for the monthly meetings.

Concerned Parents and Caregivers of Williams Lake group joined CBC's Shelley Joyce to talk about racial violence and bullying in School District #27 schools.

Parents organizing against violence in schools are asking to be heard.

With barely a spare seat to be had some parents shed tears and some shouted, as concerns were heard about bullying and violence in School District 27 schools.