About 3 Trademarks found for “BCTF”

Handbooks and manuals for teachers.

Clothing, namely, t-shirts and sweatshirts.

Interactive games for students and quizzes.

Operation of a federation for the benefit and service of British Columbia teachers; promotional services for others, namely, raising public awareness and promoting education, the teaching profession, and the welfare of teachers for others through publishing and distributing publications, bulletins and information materials internally to its members, conducting ongoing media relations, publishing news releases, creating and distributing opinions and letters to the media, holding news conferences, publishing and distributing pamphlets and handouts, communications with outside groups, agencies and organizations, arranging and conducting public relations campaigns through radio, print, television and billboard advertising.

Member services, namely, safeguarding teachers' pensions.

Online services, namely, providing access to online publications, databases and multimedia centre, all in the fields of education and labour.

Educational services, namely, developing and providing teaching resources (Lesson Aids) to teachers.

Member services, namely, collective bargaining services; advocacy services, namely, collective bargaining advocacy, grievance handling and arbitration, and representing teachers before the College of Teachers.

Adhesive stickers; bumper stickers; calendars; notebooks; pens; posters

Backpacks; tote bags; umbrellas

Water bottles

Gloves; golf shirts; hats; mittens; scarves; sweatshirts; t-shirts

Lapel buttons; novelty pins

Games for students

Operation of a federation for the benefit and service of British Columbia teachers; promotional services, namely, promoting education, the teaching profession, and the welfare of teachers on behalf of primary and secondary teachers in British Columbia through publishing and distributing publications, bulletins and information materials internally to its members, conducting ongoing media relations, publishing news releases, creating and distributing opinions and letters to the media, holding news conferences, publishing and distributing pamphlets and handouts, communications with outside groups, agencies and organizations, conducting and distributing materials for conferences, meetings, receptions and provincial and community events, arranging and conducting public relations campaigns through radio, print, television and billboard advertising; creating and recognizing locals of the Applicant; affiliating and conferring with other similar organizations (Canadian Teachers' Federation); member services, namely, safeguarding teachers' pensions, organizing and administering sick leave benefits and benevolent funds for members

Member services, namely, acting as joint trust plan member partner with respect to teacher pension funds; Member services, namely, administering a Salary Indemnity Plan ("SIP"), with the fund held in trust and for the benefit of SIP members

Educational services, namely, organizing and holding conferences, seminars and workshops on education, developing and offering professional development programs for teachers, providing international assistance to educational organizations, developing and providing teaching resources to teachers; Educational services, namely, developing programs of social justice; Online services, namely, providing access to the Federation website, online publications, and databases, all in the fields of education and labour

Member services, namely, collective bargaining services; advocacy services, namely, collective bargaining advocacy, grievance handling and arbitration, and representing the Federation, its locals, and teachers before administrative tribunals, the courts, and Commissioner for Teacher Regulation; advocacy services, namely, lobbying for adequate educational funding

Adhesive stickers; bumper stickers; calendars; notebooks; pens; posters

Backpacks; tote bags; umbrellas

Water bottles

Gloves; golf shirts; hats; mittens; scarves; sweatshirts; t-shirts

Lapel buttons; novelty pins

Games for students

Operation of a federation for the benefit and service of British Columbia teachers; promotional services, namely, promoting education, the teaching profession, and the welfare of teachers on behalf of primary and secondary teachers in British Columbia through publishing and distributing publications, bulletins and information materials internally to its members, conducting ongoing media relations, publishing news releases, creating and distributing opinions and letters to the media, holding news conferences, publishing and distributing pamphlets and handouts, communications with outside groups, agencies and organizations, conducting and distributing materials for conferences, meetings, receptions and provincial and community events, arranging and conducting public relations campaigns through radio, print, television and billboard advertising; creating and recognizing locals of the Applicant; affiliating and conferring with other similar organizations (Canadian Teachers' Federation); member services, namely, safeguarding teachers' pensions, organizing and administering sick leave benefits and benevolent funds for members

Member services, namely, acting as joint trust plan member partner with respect to teacher pension funds; Member services, namely, administering a Salary Indemnity Plan ("SIP"), with the fund held in trust and for the benefit of SIP members

Educational services, namely, organizing and holding conferences, seminars and workshops on education, developing and offering professional development programs for teachers, providing international assistance to educational organizations, developing and providing teaching resources to teachers; Educational services, namely, developing programs of social justice; Online services, namely, providing access to the Federation website, online publications, and databases, all in the fields of education and labour

Member services, namely, collective bargaining services; advocacy services, namely, collective bargaining advocacy, grievance handling and arbitration, and representing the Federation, its locals, and teachers before administrative tribunals, the courts, and Commissioner for Teacher Regulation; advocacy services, namely, lobbying for adequate educational funding