Teachers in B.C. are showing support for the 51,000 teachers striking in Alberta

Teachers in B.C. are showing support for the 51,000 teachers striking in Alberta

Today was day three of the teachers' strike in Alberta. And as Angelina Ravelli reports, teachers here in B.C., who are currently negotiating for a new contract, are keeping a close eye on the proceedings.

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