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Issues in EducationThe QDTA is a union of professionals that serves the teachers in Quesnel and outlying communities. This site was designed to enhance our members' ability to stay informed on issues and to access the various services available.We encourage involvement on union committees, reading our newsletters, and attending union meetings as great ways to stay involved and informed.For any inquiries, please contact the union office at 250-992-3737There are still some broken links - please be patient as we continue to update, and contact the union office if the document you need to download is urgent. Thanks!After 12 years in the courts, the BCTF has won our case on our stripped provisions in our Collective Agreement. For Justice Griffin's full decision, click here .Copyright © 2013 QDTA

VolunteersWelcome to Shiraoi HouseShiraoi House was opened in 2004 to honour the twinning relationship between the City of Quesnel, British Columbia, Canada and its sister city, Shiraoi Town, Hokkaido, Japan. Shiraoi House is situated in LeBoudais Park and is an asset of the City of Quesnel. You can take a virtual tour of Shiraoi House to get a better appreciation of this unique and beautiful building.

Welcome to the Quesnel Tillicum Society Native Friendship Centre website. We offer the following services and programs:Fetal Alcohol & Drug Effects Worker, Drug and Alcohol Program,Employment Counselor.

Branch 76 Qualicum Beach of The Royal Canadian Legion is one of the few, perhaps the only Legion Branch in Canada that has three distinctive outdoor cenotaphs, plus an indoor portable cenotaph at which Remembrance Day memorial services are held to recognize and honour those who have fallen in the various wars and peacekeeping engagements in which Canada has been involved.The first Branch 76 cenotaph was constructed at the foot of Memorial Avenue from beach stones gathered and assembled by branch members, on the beach side of Highway 19A. Dedication was held on May 24, 1949 and the first Armistice Day service at that location took place on November 11, 1949.