All-Out Teacher Strike a Possibility

All-Out Teacher Strike a Possibility

February 18, 2016 1:46 am PST.

The BC Teachers Federation says rotating strikes could escalate to an all-out strike within two weeks. The union reduced its wage demand by 1% this week, but said the government hasn't moved from its position.

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