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Read the latest news in BC post-secondary education.
Big news in cabinet shuffle
Provincial cabinet shuffles don’t rank as the most exciting news event. When it does become a news story, it’s usually because someone gets dropped from Cabinet or downgraded to a […]
Government underfunding is forcing program cuts says VCC Board Chair
Letter to Minister shows cuts are caused by chronic underfunding says faculty: This letter demonstrates a government-appointed College board agreeing with what faculty throughout the province have been saying about […]
University announcements don't add up say faculty
“A month ago colleges and universities were told by the provincial government that their budgets were being cut by 2.6%. Today we are told that the province is creating two […]
Federation calls for emergency summit of post-secondary leaders
“The Minister of Advanced Education is trying to pretend that everything is okay,” said Cindy Oliver, President of the Federation of Post-Secondary Educators. “He’s wrong. Everything is not okay in […]
Cuts at Vancouver Community College will close the doors to thousands
Increases, not cuts, needed to reduce provincial labour shortages Proposed cuts to programs have surprised and shocked faculty and students at Vancouver Community College (VCC). The cuts would eliminate 7% […]
Kwantlen arbitration win strengthens our fight for non-regular faculty rights
It’s hard to overstate the importance that FPSE places on the fight to win better protection for non-regular faculty. Often referred to as regularization, it’s an issue that plays out […]
What happened to five great goals? say college educators
March 20, 2008 – “It seems our Premier has lost interest in what used to be one of his key priorities,” said Cindy Oliver, President of the Federation of Post-Secondary […]
College instructors and forest workers join forces to sound the alarm: budget turns a blind eye on job crisis
“I don’t know what happened to their so-called Heartland strategy, but the latest provincial budget is completely ignoring the mounting job crisis we see in the Central Interior,” said Cindy […]