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PRESS RELEASE: “Blame the UCP!”

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EDMONTON – Frustrated or annoyed by school board strikes in Edmonton, Fort McMurray, or Sturgeon County? Blame the UCP. That’s the message from Gil McGowan, president of Alberta’s largest worker advocacy group, the Alberta Federation of Labour (AFL). “UCP MLAs and minsters have been trying to convince Albertans that these are disputes between workers and school boards and that the UCP… Source
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PRESS RELEASE: “Blame the UCP!”

EDMONTON – Frustrated or annoyed by school board strikes in Edmonton, Fort McMurray, or Sturgeon County? Blame the UCP. That’s the message from Gil McGowan, president of Alberta’s largest worker advocacy group, the Alberta Federation of Labour (AFL). “UCP MLAs and minsters have been trying to convince Albertans that these are disputes between workers and school boards and that the UCP… Source

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