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An apology is in order

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July 3, 2012

It seems like only yesterday that Matt Pearce and Susan Lambert, along with others within the BCTF, were condemning government on its choice to appoint Dr. Jago as mediator in the ongoing contract dispute.

The Prince George Citizen newspaper quotes Matt Pearce stating “It’s very much a surprise,” and “Dr. Jago has done some good work here."

Seems to me that Dr. Jago is smarter and more competent than the BCTF executive thinks he is and at the same time, the BCTF executive is perhaps not as smart or as competent as they might think they are.

Perhaps an apology is in order for Dr. Jago. I wonder if the BCTF has the integrity and sufficient courage to publicly offer one?

Terry Ostashek,

Prince George

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