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Edmonton Public teachers authorize strike vote

Teachers at Edmonton School Division have voted 97 per cent in favour of authorizing the ATA to request a government-supervised strike vote.

Alberta Teachers Gather for First In-Person Annual Meeting in 3 Years

Announcement for the 2022 Annual Representatives' Assembly

ARA returns to in-person

First in-person ARA meeting takes place since the start of the Covid pandemic.

Memorandum of Agreement reached

Teachers are being presented with the tentative agreement, and will vote online from 8 AM Saturday, September 27 until 5 PM

Aspiring premiers should be of interest to teachers

ATA executive secretary response to having UCP leadership candidates at summer conference

Fils francophones dans le tissu albertain

Cette commu­nauté est profondément enracinée dans notre système d’éducation publique et dans la société albertaine au sens large.

ATA responds to the pause of ministerial order on school libraries

We urge the government to stop playing games with teachers and students and put a full stop to policing school library materials.

After the strike vote, two paths lead to the same place

Dennis Theobald explains the next step after the strike vote

Summer reset

Steps to recharge and reignite

Teachers stand ready to protect the profession

Teachers stand ready to protect the profession

ATA responds to the ministerial order on school libraries

President Jason Schilling issued the following statement with regards to the Government of Alberta issuing a ministerial order on school libraries.

Trustee elections: Time to seize the day

ATA president provides information about school board trustee elections

International conflicts are beyond the ATA’s purview

Dennis Theobald explains the reasons why the ATA won't speak out on the situation in Gaza

Planned trans policy calls for varied response

New policy targets a tiny minority of students for crass political advantage.

Local bargaining hits the halfway point

With only a year left in teachers’ four-year collective agreements, nearly half of ATA bargaining units are still engaged in local negotiations.