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Could East Vancouver's iconic Kingsgate Mall be sold for development? - Vimarsana News

Could East Vancouver's iconic Kingsgate Mall be sold for development?

Could East Vancouver’s iconic Kingsgate Mall go up for sale? Recent court filings in a dispute with the current tenant reveal the Vancouver School Board is thinking about it.

Michael Zwaagstra: Plight of unique Vancouver school underscores need for choice - Vimarsana News

Michael Zwaagstra: Plight of unique Vancouver school underscores need for choice

Alberta is the only province to allow charter schools, which are publicly funded and operate independently from any school board.

Ideal Mini School's sudden move Churchill Secondary questioned - Vimarsana News

Ideal Mini School's sudden move Churchill Secondary questioned

Parents and students from Ideal Mini School in Vancouver are upset with plans to move the program to larger Churchill Secondary. Read more.

Parents, students, alumni at odds with Vancouver School Board over Ideal Mini School relocation - Vimarsana News

Parents, students, alumni at odds with Vancouver School Board over Ideal Mini School relocation

Ideal Mini School parents and alumni argued the school can’t be replicated in a larger learning environment and said they didn’t feel the board was listening to their concerns.

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Parents, students, alumni at odds with Vancouver School Board over Ideal Mini School relocation - BC - Vimarsana News

Parents, students, alumni at odds with Vancouver School Board over Ideal Mini School relocation - BC

Ideal Mini School parents and alumni argued the school can't be replicated in a larger learning environment and said they didn't feel the board was listening to their concerns.