Sask. Teachers' Federation president steps down after 7 years
Jonathan Charlton
The president of the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation is moving to a senior administrative position.
Patrick Maze will remain president until June 30, spokesperson Courtney Forseth said.
He has served as president since 2015, winning re-election by acclamation in 2021.
Forseth said an election for a new president will be held during the group's annual meeting, which is set for May 30-31.
Because there is a year left in Maze’s term, the new president will be elected to a one-year term with another election for president being held as scheduled in 2023.
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