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Collective Agreement

Click on the links below to open Collective Agreements for School District 68 July 1-2019 to June 30-2022 / Nanaimo Association for Community Living and District 69 – Family Resources Association

Collective Agreement_July-1-2019_to_June-30-2022  –  SD68

NACL-CLS Collective Agreement 2019-2022  –  Nanaimo Association for Community Living

Collective Agreement D69-FRA-April 1-2019 – March 31-2022 – Family Resources Association

 

 

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