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Economy
23 MPs have stated positions across 71 topics · 4 shifts
Nate HornerUnited ConservativeShifted
Nate Horner (via his office) urged the Alberta Teachers' Association to return to the bargaining table, emphasizing the government's priority to keep children in classrooms and expressing readiness to resume negotiations to avoid strike action.→Horner urged the teachers' association to return to the bargaining table, called the situation 'a sad day for our province,' and, via his office, said the government has no plans to reconvene the legislature early to impose back-to-work legislation, preferring negotiation.
NewsOct 7, 2025
Amanda ChapmanNDP
Amanda Chapman urges the UCP government to present a new bargaining offer that meets teachers' demands—smaller classrooms, better resources, and proper funding—to end the strike and ensure Alberta's public education system is adequately funded.
NewsOct 14, 2025
Danielle SmithUnited Conservative
Danielle Smith urged the teachers' union to call off the planned strike, calling the potential job action a 'lose-lose-lose situation' for teachers, parents and students, and noting the union had given no indication it would not proceed.
NewsOct 6, 2025
Demetrios NicolaidesUnited Conservative
Demetrios Nicolaides condemns the teachers' union's tactics as manipulative and politically motivated, accusing them of 'playing politics' and threatening strikes that gamble with students' education; he says negotiations have reached an impasse and criticizes union conduct.
NewsAug 29, 2025