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Alberta teachers announce strike notice

Teachers will be on strike October 6 is a deal isn't reached

Bogus claims bring consequences

Unprincipled people who defraud their health care plan cause serious ramifications to many.

Guidelines for attending the rally

Teachers are professionals, demonstrating professional concerns for the public education and students

Our voices matter too much to be silenced

Editorial from ATA News Editor-in-Chief

Hope flows

The Hope: Resilience and Recovery research project was launched in response to findings from the ATA's 2021/22 pandemic rapid research pulse surveys.

Long-time ATA legal counsel to receive honorary membership

The ATA selected Jim Casey, K.C., who acted as the ATA’s legal counsel with Field Law for two decades, is the recipient of the 2025 Honorary Membership Award

President Schilling calls for Torry Tanner to apologize

Jason Schilling responds to video from Torry Tanner

Project Overseas ramps up for return

Project Overseas is back on.

Discussing sexual orientation and gender diversity in schools – Q&A

Feature spread looking at protester concerns about sexual education in Alberta schools

Our school leaders are teachers—and it’s a good thing

Shouldn’t a principal be spending time focused on schoolwide duties and responsibilities?

Council authorizes support for challenge of Bill 27

PEC Points: Council authorizes support for challenge of Bill 27

Lawyer Richard Rand accepts ATA’s highest award

Retired lawyer Richard Rand receives ATA award after 30 years of service

Diversity initiatives in the works as budget passes

Budget highlights from this year's ARA

Grassroots volunteers

A history of the ATA shows that it all started with dedicated teachers, volunteering their time to help the profession.

Ed Trust helps teachers develop their careers

Information about the ATA's trust for teacher professional development