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Changing times 63 years ago

Then and now

ATA group works to address issues of race

Teachers with diverse ethnocultural backgrounds are encouraged to share their experiences

Stop the excuses

ATA ad campaign spotlights strain on schools

Observers fear more attacks on 2SLGBTQ

Attacks on 2SLGBTQ are rising. Duane Bratt, a political scientist with Mount Royal University recalls the same tactics being used on GSAs.

Retired lawyer and former ATA staffer to receive top honour

Two individuals will receive honorary ATA memberships in recognition of their outstanding contributions

Margaret Atwood presents on politics and public education

Margaret Atwood discusses public education

Supporting members' lifelong learning

The ATA supports professional growth through several methods.

Chocolate makes happiness

Summer Conference delegates hear from Syrian refugee turned chocolatier

Progress made in bargaining

The Central Table Bargaining Committee met with the Teachers' Employer Bargaining Association

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.

Beginning teachers to gather in Edmonton and Calgary

New teachers are encouraged to attend the Beginning Teachers Conference

Summer Conference

Teachers celebrate collective hope at the ATA's Summer Conference

A strike with no strike pay—why?

Q&A: A strike with no strike pay—why?