Alberta - Alberta Teachers' Association to reveal plans for legal challenge of government's forced end to strike

The Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA) on Thursday will reveal any plans it has to legally challenge Bill 2, the legislation the Alberta government used to force striking teachers back to work.

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