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Select Committee on Finance for the 2027 BC Budget – CCFA Written Submission

Lynelle Yutani
June 12, 2026

Advocating for Public Post-Secondary Education in British Columbia Through Public Investment in Community Education, Arts & Humanities, and Debt-Free Learning BC’s Greatest Natural Resources are its People. Post-secondary education unlocks their potential. British Columbia’s future will not be secured by austerity, instability, or asking communities to do more with less. It will be secured by investing in the people who live, learn, work, care, teach, build, heal, create, and lead in every region of the province. Public post-secondary education is one of the strongest tools the government has to make that investment real. Colleges, institutes, and universities are not optional extras in a modern society. They are public infrastructure. They train health care workers, early childhood educators, tradespeople, technicians, counsellors, engineers, community workers, artists, researchers, business owners, public servants, and teachers. They help people change careers, recover from economic disruption, support their families, and contribute to their communities. They give…

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Beta Testing Begins for the New PD Application Form

May 28, 2026

The CCFA has begun beta testing our new Professional Development (PD) application form and workflow system designed to modernize and simplify the PD process for faculty, Chairs, Deans, Directors, and the PD Committee. But first, a reminder from the PD Committee! June 18th by NOON is the absolute last day…

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Losing the Commuter Challenge 

May 27, 2026

Spring GoByBike Week (GBBW) is the signature annual event of Capital Bike. This year’s iteration starts this coming Saturday, May 30 and runs until June 5.   To kick off Camosun’s annual participation in GBBW, on May 13 I raced David Lacey (Heavy Mechanical Dept.) in Capital Bike’s annual Commuter Challenge. The idea of the challenge is to compare the speed of a simulated commute to the Legislature by bike to one by car. Bicyclists are able…

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Open bargaining: This time, we're all at the table

Bargaining Bulletin #10: We could make this place beautiful

May 22, 2026

Sent on behalf of Michael Stewart, Chair, CCFA Contract Negotiating Committee: Check your email for my last bulletin on package bargaining. And follow the Open Bargaining discussion on our Discord. Hi friends, It’s been a month. We have had six bargaining days since our AGM on April 30 (that’s seventeen…

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Do I need a doctor’s note?

Michael Stewart
February 9, 2026

(No, you probably don’t.)

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So You Went and Joined a Union

Michael Stewart
January 14, 2026

New faculty member? Welcome to the Camosun College Faculty Association. No matter if you are a term, probationary, or continuing employee, we are all members of the same Union with nearly identical rights and benefits. This post highlights the things that most affect faculty—salary, benefits and job security. Read on!

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Know Your Rights: Scheduled Development

Lynelle Yutani
January 8, 2026

2026-27 Intents and Summer Proposals will be due February 1! It was wonderful to see so many faculty members who joined the CCFA Infosession today. We even had an exempt administrator attend! Contact us if you don’t have the links to our infosessions in your Outlook Calendar. But just in case you missed it, here’s an updated Know Your Rights blog on what we covered. All continuing, probationary, indefinite-term, and post-retirement Faculty Members, except International Education Project Officers, Senior Analysts, and Program Developers in Professional Studies and Industry Training, are entitled to two months (or the equivalent) free of regular…

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