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Education · Calgary

Alberta goes through with banning sexually explicit books under new school library standards

58% Left coverage: 43 sources

The Alberta government has issued a ministerial order to restrict books from school libraries that the province believes to be sexually explicit, instructing authorities to remove material by October and prohibit students from accessing the content. See the Story

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Pitfalls and Precautions returning, with Regulatory Affairs lens | Alberta Teachers' Association

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2025 Gotcha! photo contest | Alberta Teachers' Association

2025 Gotcha! photo contest laura.baker Mon, 06/09/2025 - 09:44 Read more about 2025 Gotcha! photo contest The 2025 Gotcha! Photo Contest drew dozens of submissions from Alberta teachers. Here are the judges’ top three picks, along with some honourable mentions. Prizes are awarded as follows: First $200Second $100Third $50 The contest judges were: Michael Parillas, ATA graphic designer Lindsay Yakimyshyn, ATA News managing e…Calgary, Alberta · Calgary Read Article

Alberta Is Struggling to Keep Its Nurses and Teachers

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Lower taxes, better income, more take-home pay, billions in health care, and education investment: these are the promises made in the recent Government of Alberta advertising campaign to encourage workers to move to the province. After the success of the 2022 Alberta Is Calling campaign, which attracted thousands of interprovincial migrants to Alberta, the province ran a new campaign, called Better Here, late last year. This time, the government…Taxes · Alberta See the Story

New K–6 Social Studies curriculum now available | Alberta Teachers' Association

New K–6 Social Studies curriculum now available laura.baker Fri, 06/06/2025 - 16:01 Read more about New K–6 Social Studies curriculum now available On May 30, the new kindergarten to Grade 6 social studies curriculum went live on the new LearnAlberta website, marking a significant step in the ministry’s curriculum overhaul. Starting in September, this curriculum will be mandatory in kindergarten to Grade 3 classrooms. It will become mandatory f…Alberta · Alberta Read Article

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