Alberta teachers rally outside legislature for fall session

Alberta teachers rally outside legislature for fall session

October 24, 2025 10:57 am MST.

The Alberta government begins the Fall Session with thousands of teachers rallying outside the legislature. Teachers are asking for changes in public education and express disappointment with the Premier’s decision on back-to-work legislation. Our Leo Cruzat has more.

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