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Strike vote continues – no school tomorrow

For the third time now, rotating strikes will hit the Cowichan Valley tomorrow (Wed).
There will be no school again as teachers walk the picket lines.
Cowichan Valley Teachers Association president Naomi Nillson says teachers are resolved to get a deal…..
In the meantime, should teachers give the green light to escalate their job action, the soonest the current scenario will change will be on Monday.
Voting continues across the province today and the results, according to should be known late tonight.
Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
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