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Edmonton Public teachers authorize strike vote

Teachers employed by the Edmonton School Division votes 97 per cent in favour of authorizing the ATA to request a government-supervised strike vote.

Walking together

Learn about Indigenous history and perspectives with ATA resources and programs

Calgary Catholic teachers authorize strike vote

Teachers employed by the Calgary Roman Catholic Separate School Division have voted to strike

Challenges ahead: executive secretary reflects on ATA’s priorities

Dennis Theobald speaks about the changing role of the ATA and the challenges we have faced

The ever-elusive work–life balance.

Tidbits from previous issues of the ATA Magazine that are worth another look.

ATA Magazine wins industry award

An ATA Magazine feature on anti-Black racism won first place for “Best Editorial Package,” at a recent awards ceremony.

Record your weekly hours in case you need EI

When a teacher ceases to work or goes on certain types of leave, employers produce a Record of Employment (ROE) that the teacher uses for filing an EI claim.

July deadline for membership card printing and profile updating

Weekly Members Update - Print your membership card

ATA News reader survey - the results are in

Results from over 1,000 readers who completed a survey

Women Lead for Learning

UN report states although women make up the majority of the world's teachers, they remain significantly underrepresented in educational leadership

Specialist councils: where teachers connect, create and lead

Specialist councils have offered teachers a chance to connect for 65 years.

Lillian Osborne: Teacher-pioneer

Lillian Osborne was the first woman educator in Edmonton

From the mail room to elected office

Mark Ramsankar shares his incredible diversity of volunteer experience and the lessons he learned through his many roles.

Highlights from the legislature

Government and opposition debate education issues

Workload issues prompting teachers to quit

Work intensification and lack of balance are driving Alberta teachers out of their chosen profession, suggests a recent ATA study.