Alejandra Pulido-Guzman

Lethbridge Herald

Both sides in the provincial teachers strike fired shots across the bough on Tuesday as tensions over strike negotiations continue to rise.

Finance Minister Nate Horner issued a statement referring to a document provided to teachers across the province by the ATA, called “Talking Points.” He complained about false accusations towards TEBA in the document, leading to ta complaint made to the Alberta Labour Relations Board by TEBA.

“The document falsely claims that the Teachers’ Employer Bargaining Association (TEBA) does not have the mandate to ‘negotiate on important issues such as class complexity, class size, support for students,” reads the statement from Horner. “There are also other statements in the document that are misleading and co

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