Community Pressure
Pushback
Unions, partners, media, and parents have flagged that litigation cost is hitting services. Here are the documents, reports, and social channels to follow.
Read and follow
- SEPF → Ministry8 October 2025 — asks for a governance / financial review: budget priorities and costly litigation at the expense of student services.
- SEPF → Beare (follow-up)4 February 2026 — follow-up letter to the Minister / deputy on CSF governance and finances.
- Ministry / Beare → SEPF13 March 2026 — reply: ~$3.4M deficit approved, to be eliminated by 30 June 2028, with quarterly monitoring. No public forensic investigation announced.
- SEPFCB — MediaUnion dossier: legal case, resignation demands, letters to the Ministry — a stable French-language entry point.
- SEPFCB — FacebookTeachers’ union main social hub: organizing, debate nights, and 2026 school-board elections.
- SEPFCB — Instagram@sepf.cb — same campaign in visual / mobile form for members and parents.
- Radio-Canada — « cher payé »Coverage of the judgment and SEPFCB’s reaction: trial cost at the expense of classrooms.
- Radio-Canada — CSF appealCSF appeals; partners split; deficit and legal-fee context.
- FrancopresseResignation demand. Per Véronique Fleury (CUPE 4227), five of six consulted partners (SEPF, CUPE, school principals’ group, FPFCB, youth council, FFCB) said no to an appeal — CSF appealed anyway.
- CUPE 4227Support-staff union: student services cut to the “strict minimum”; transparency questions on counsel and consultations.
- La SourceLocal francophone coverage of the resignation demand and the debate inside the francophone community.
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