Alberta teachers mark one year since historic strike

Alberta teachers mark one year since historic strike

October 27, 2026 9:25 pm MST.

The Alberta Teachers’ Association is giving the province a failing grade, saying classrooms are still cramped and teachers still overworked – one year after their historic strike. Alyssa Conti reports.

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