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Feb. seven, 2011 – Ida Chong,Windows 7 Ultimate Product Key, Minister of Regional Economic and Skills Development and Minister Responsible for Multiculturalism,Office 2007 Sale, Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson, Chinese Benevolent Association President Mike Jang and Liang Shu-gen,Windows 7 Home Basic, Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Vancouver,Office Professional Plus 2010 Key, kick off the 2011 Chinese New Yr Parade in Vancouver’s Chinatown. [Greetings]
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B.C. Post-Secondary Education Facts ROYAL ROADS UNIVERSITY AND FACULTY REACH AGREEMENT
VICTORIA – Royal Roads University and the Royal Roads University Faculty Association have reached a two-year agreement under the government’s 2010 mandate.
LEGAL SERVICES SOCIETY RATIFIES AGREEMENT
VICTORIA – The Legal Services Society has now ratified a two-year agreement with the Professional Employees’ Association under the government’s 2010 mandate
AGREEMENT RATIFIED WITH HEALTH SCIENCE PROFESSIONALS
VICTORIA – The Health Employers Association of BC has now ratified a two-year agreement with the Health Science Professionals Bargaining Association (HSPBA) under the Province’s 2010 mandate.
TRANSLATED WELCOMEBC SITES TO ATTRACT SKILLED WORKERS
VICTORIA – Prospective immigrants needed to support B.C.’s future economic growth now have better entry to the information they need with the launch of five new foreign language micro-sites through WelcomeBC.ca,Windows 7 Home Premium 64, the one-stop source for people considering moving to B.C. and for those who have recently arrived.
TRADES TRAINING FACILITY BRINGS OPPORTUNITY TO VALLEY
COURTENAY – A new $8.2-million Trades Training Centre at North Island College has officially opened its doors to students and faculty, providing the North Island’s apprentices an educational opportunity that is not only closer to home but at one of the best-equipped trades training facilities in the province.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT POST-GRAD PROGRAM EXPANDED
OTTAWA – International students at some of British Columbia’s private educational institutions will have the opportunity to gain Canadian work experience after graduation, thanks to a new pilot project.