March in review & sorting through the noise
The election is fast approaching and we’re here to help you sort through the noise. LEARN about the candidates for your area through our comprehensive “Get to know your candidates”...
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21 days to go: Party platforms & extra steps to make an impact
7 days down, only 21 to go, until Alberta’s April 16th provincial election. As new candidates have stepped up over the past week we have added them to our easy-to-use “Get to know...
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The 87 people we need to care about
When people think of politics there are varied reactions. While some find politics fascinating and intriguing, many others view politics as: Controversial and divisive Too overwhelming to try understand Full of scheming...
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January-in-review: Court update, presentations & election readiness
UPDATES 1. PCE presentations across Alberta January was an exciting month for Parents for Choice in Education (PCE) as Donna Trimble, PCE’s Executive Director, and Theresa Ng, PCE’s Communications Advisor, were invited...
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December-in-review & new PCE column!
Happy New Year! Thank you for your support this past year which has helped increase the impact of Parents for Choice in Education (PCE) as a vital voice in Alberta’s public sphere....
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Poorly written law leaves kids at risk: A Lethbridge Herald PCE column
Thank you to the Lethbridge Herald for publishing the following column, written by Parents for Choice in Education, on December 15, 2018. Parents drop their kids off at school expecting them to...
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Unsafe law puts children at risk: Shocking revelations at Court of Appeal
The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF) was at the Court of Appeal in Calgary on Monday, December 3rd, representing a coalition including dozens of private schools and Parents for Choice in...
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November-in-review: Let's spread the word!
UPDATES 1. Let's spread the word! As we prepare for an anticipated 2019 provincial election, it is more urgent and important than ever to spread the word regarding the reality of...
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Education Minister targets schools of 4,000 Alberta students
Education Minister David Eggen continued his aggressive bullying of approximately 4,000 Alberta students from 28 private schools, issuing a ministerial order on Wednesday November 14th.The ministerial order requires these schools to replace their...
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October-in-review: K-4 curriculum draft, election readiness & more
UPDATES 1. New K-4 curriculum draft released On October 10th, the new K-4 curriculum draft was unveiled and is now available on the Learn Alberta website. In terms of a timeline, an...
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