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Kamloops-Thompson Board of Education collaborates to advocate for capital priorities - Opinion - Vimarsana News

Kamloops-Thompson Board of Education collaborates to advocate for capital priorities - Opinion

As many Kamloops-Thompson school district families witnessed while watching the regular public board of education meeting on Feb. 12, the board received an annual 2023 Long Range Facilities Plan that paints the pathway for capital advocacy with the community, an advocacy priority of the board (See our 2023-2024 Governance Framework and Work Plan and the board’s capital projects here).

Where is Vancouver's tallest 'hybrid-timber' tower? - Vimarsana News

Where is Vancouver's tallest 'hybrid-timber' tower?

Mount Pleasant could soon have Vancouver’s tallest ‘hybrid-timber’ tower; project calls for 210 rental units in 25-storey building at Main St. & 5th Avenue

Where is Vancouver's tallest 'hybrid-timber' tower? - Bowen Island Undercurrent - Vimarsana News

Where is Vancouver's tallest 'hybrid-timber' tower? - Bowen Island Undercurrent

Mount Pleasant could soon have Vancouver’s tallest ‘hybrid-timber’ tower; project calls for 210 rental units in 25-storey building at Main St. & 5th Avenue

Vote Averted! Facilities Plan to rezone Gould Elementary and other schools in limbo - Vimarsana News

Vote Averted! Facilities Plan to rezone Gould Elementary and other schools in limbo

Wednesday's SCCPSS School Board meeting drew a large crowd due to a pending vote on the Long-Range Facilities Plan. The vote never occurred.

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School board directors vote to maintain four elementary schools - Vimarsana News

School board directors vote to maintain four elementary schools

Mercer Island School Board’s five elected directors and two student directors voted unanimously to maintain four elementary schools in the district at its Nov. 9 meeting.