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NDP pledges to open the door to pension reversal

If elected, the NDP party promises changes to the way the ATRF is managed

Council aims to support gender equity

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held Dec. 1–2, 2022, Barnett House, Edmonton.

Parties debate visions for the future

Premier Danielle Smith’s new cabinet was sworn in on Oct. 24, with Adriana LaGrange remaining the education minister.

A tale of four houses

Teacher Hacks is a place for colleagues to share their awesome ideas.

Project Overseas delivers a life-changing experience

This past summer, 10 Alberta teachers travelled overseas to help locals deliver professional development.

Government announces $143 million for complexity teams

Government announces $143 million for complexity teams

Update on legal challenge

Updates on the ATA's challenge to Bill 2, the Back to School Act

Breaking down the imposed settlement

A review of the current legislatively imposed settlement for Alberta teachers

The strike is over, but the work isn’t

Editorial from ATA News Editor-in-Chief

Representing members with workplace health and safety concerns

How does occupational health and safety (OHS) apply to teaching?

Valerie McDougall: Champion for Indigenous language, culture and identity

Valerie McDougall's teaching journey led her to reconcile a part of her family’s past.

Honorary membership recipient honours public education—and his mom

Lawyer Jim Casey accepted the ATA’s highest honour at the Annual Representative Assembly.

Code red

Is coding still a thing?

Why should we care about private and charter schools?

Editorial from ATA News Editor-in-Chief