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Rank-and-file teachers want political parties to pledge to “redirect public funding to public schools.” The post BC teachers say public education is being overlooked in the provincial election campaign appeared first on PressProgress .

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Photos illustrating the struggle to survive in the Gaza Strip were on display on a downtown Moncton street corner on Wednesday, as the NB Media Co-op and Citizens for Peace–Greater Moncton hosted a pop-up exhibit of photojournalism by Rizek Abdel Jawad. The Gaza City-based photojournalist, who frequently contributes his work to the NB Media Co-op, reflected on the dangers faced by journalists in the shattered Gaza Strip in a message that was read aloud to a small crowd that gathered on the sidewalk outside Central United Church for the event.