A group of Edmonton parents of children with disabilities says their Charter rights to education are being violated because of a decision made by Alberta's education minister.
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Alberta cuts funding to gambling support group as it eyes private online bettingEDMONTON - Alberta's government has ended a funding contract for a non-profit organization that provides education and ...
Local agencies are working to educate the public about online safety, amid a steady rise of cases of online child sexual ...
At least 80 school boards across Canada said they were impacted by the PowerSchool data breach, a number that could change as ...
A monument to be built in Fort Chipewyan will honour and remember children who attended Holy Angels Residential School ...
The following organizations have been chosen as Alberta’s Top Employers for 2025 (employee count refers to full-time staff): ...
Edmonton Journal on MSN4d
‘Bad science’: Academics tear apart Alberta’s $2-million report on COVIDFalse narratives in a new $2-million report on COVID 19 in Alberta send Albertans the wrong signals, said a former chief ...
A strike by thousands of school support workers in Alberta is poised to get bigger as unions for two more divisions reach an ...
RCMP spokesman Cpl. Troy Savinkoff says one student was taken to hospital with serious injuries, while the other sustained ...
Alberta will introduce a flat monthly fee of $326.25 for full-time licensed child care, or $15 per day, starting April 1. This change is part of the $3.8-billion Canada-Alberta Canada-Wide Early ...
With about $1 billion invested over a quarter century in the Alberta SuperNet, the province still has some of the worst rural ...
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