The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 19, 1989, p. 6 Dr. David Pratt addresses the Curriculum at the Centre conference in Montreal.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 19, 1989, p. 6 Dr. Maxine Greene addresses the Curriculum at the Centre conference in Montreal.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 19, 1989, p. 7 Dr. Fred Renihan addresses the Curriculum at the Centre conference in Montreal.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 14, 1989, p. 4 CTF Vice-president Allan McDonald addresses STF Council .

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 19, 1989, p. 9; "Barb Young discusses Saskatchewan's experience in developing the new core curriculum with Eldon Jamieson from the Prince Edward Island department of education following her presentation at the Curriculum at the Centre conference."

Negative of the CTF logo.

CTF Board of Directors - 1990-91 (CTF News Photo - Ottawa) The Canadian Teachers' Federation, following its Annual General Meeting in July, held a short meeting of its new Board of Directors. Pictured above during a recess in the proceedings is the 1990-91 Board of Directors. From left to right, seated: Stirling McDowell (Secretary General), Allan Bacon (Vice-President, ON), Kitty O'Callaghan (President, BC), Allan McDonald (President-designate, NWT), Maureen Morris (Vice-President, QB). Second row: Judith Newman (AB), Anne Wilson (ON), Guill Archambault (ON), Bill Martin (ON), Jan Eastman (BC), Ken Novakowski (BC), Russell MacDonald (NS), John Rouble (NWT), Sandy Millen (MB), Horst Schweinbenz (ON), Harvey Weiner (Deputy Secretary General). Back row: Rudy Schellenberg (SK), Ron Dahl (AB), Beverley Polowy (ON), Fran Savage (AB), Ken Taylor (Yukon), Jim Head (ON), André Ouellet (NB), Michael Côté (ON), Robert Millaire (ON), David Eaton (ON), Michel Plamondon (PEI), Bob Fitzpatrick (N), and Keith Coombs (NFLD).

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 7, 1990, p. 5; "STF at CTF. STF President Rudy Schellenberg, left, and General Secretary Fred Herron study one of the proposed policies during the CTF meeting. Other STF delegates were Past President Susan Bates, Vice-president Gordon Rawlake and Executive Member George Georget."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 22, 1986, p. 6 Canadian teachers participating in CTF's Project Overseas 1986 are, from left, Scott Storle (Ghana), Michelle Huczek, (Cameroon), George Huczek (Cameroon), and John Lee; (Nepal).

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 21, 1987, pp. 6-7 (CTF News Photo - Ottawa) A total of 59 Canadian teachers spent their summer helping teachers in developing countries to upgrade their qualifications and/or strengthen their teacher organization. The above photo was taken as our teachers prepared to leave Ottawa for their respective Project Overseas destinations following an intensive orientation program at the Canada Capital Congress Centre. From left to right are: Terry Donaldson (Thailand), Patricia Sonntag (Sierra Leone), Michelle Huczek, team leader (Cameroon N. W.), Dorothy Schaff (Belize).

Trees and a thatch - and - post cabana on a beach are silhouetted against the sun going down.

(CTF News Photo - Ottawa) A total of 59 Canadian teachers spent their summer helping teachers in developing countries to upgrade their qualifications and/or strengthen their teacher organization. The above photo was taken as our teachers prepared to leave Ottawa for their respective Project Overseas destinations following an intensive orientation program. From left to right are: David Norris (Cameroon North-West), Terry Donaldson (Thailand), team leader, Fran Hofenk (Grenada), Wayne Clements (Belize).

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 13, 1989, front cover; "Horizons are expanded both ways when Canadian teachers travel abroad to work with their colleagues in developing countries through Project Overseas. Here, a visit to an umbrella factory in Thailand offers a glimpse of one of that country's industries."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 13, 1989, p. 3; "Each summer, Canadian teachers reach out to their counterparts in developing countries through CTF's Project Overseas to help them upgrade their teaching skills? The photo of Guyanan teachers, above, was taken by Lorelae Lemaire."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 21, 1987, front cover; "Saskatoon science teacher Allen Fedoruk is right at home beside the electron gun at the University of Saskatchewan's linear accelerator laboratory (LINAC), as he chats with LINAC electronics technician Rino Verhulst, left, and U of S education professor Dr. Howard Birnie, centre, during a recent visit. Fedoruk and James Swift, of Estevan, spent five weeks at LINAC this summer as the two high school physics teachers who received LINAC research experience awards in a three-year-old program co-ordinated by Birnie..."