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The strike is over, but the work isn’t

Editorial from ATA News Editor-in-Chief

Efforts underway to address website woes

Some users are frustrated with the ATA website and this article outlines how we are improving it.

The merits of sticks and stones

Technology isn’t only about computerized or mechanical gizmos.

ATA to Challenge Bill 2

The Alberta government forces teachers back to work with legislation that invokes the notwithstanding clause

Astounding and unsettling

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing education

To picket or not to picket? It depends

instead of picket lines, teachers will exercise their right to free expression and free association in the form of demonstrations & other coordinated activities

Three teachers receive Inspiring Educator Award

Three teachers receive Inspiring Educator Award

Advancing women and girls in science - Why does it still matter?

Girls are not lacking interest or ability in science; they are lacking the feeling that they belong there long-term

The stakes have never been higher

Editorial: The stakes have never been higher: Teachers can make a difference in upcoming trustee election

Supporting teachers with disabilities in the profession

Supporting teachers with disabilities matters, both for our profession and for public education.

Mandatory tests are harming students, study shows

A recent study suggests mandatory screening holds no value and is harmful to children

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.

Advocacy and service

Melanie started volunteering after learning she'd get a free supper. Soon, she enjoyed a variety of volunteer roles and shares her experiences with CAPEC.

Champions of equity and equality receive ATA award

Two organizations that support and advocate for the rights, inclusion and well-being of the 2SLGBTQI+ community awarded the ATA 2025 Public Education Award

Honorary membership recipient honours public education—and his mom

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