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May 25, 2026
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Being taught by people who know stuff instead of prepared teachers risks our children’s futures
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Article Excerpt
Students demonstrate in support of teachers after they were legislated back to work in Calgary, Oct. 30, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh In Canada, we need more qualified teachers. Alberta’s Expedited Teaching Certificates, introduced in April 2026, have been presented as a solution to getting more teachers in classrooms. So have other shortened university teacher education programs, recently announced in Ontario and in Nova Scotia in 2023. In Alberta, four new expedited teaching certificate pathways will require training related to the province’s standard of professional competence and…
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