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A health‑care worker at Alberta Hospital Edmonton was violently assaulted on Christmas Day , suffering serious injuries after being attacked by two patients in a psychiatric unit. Police were called just before 2 a.m. and arrived to find the worker badly hurt, and two men were arrested at the scene. This is not an isolated incident. This is not “rare.” This is the daily reality for nurses and frontline staff across Alberta. --- 💥 What Happened at Alberta Hospital Edm

As we welcome 2026, we carry forward the strength, resilience, and determination that defined our journey this past year. - 💪 The AHS AUPE bargaining team showed tireless dedication, standing firm through long hours and difficult conversations to ensure healthcare workers’ voices were heard. - 🔥 The Covenant AUPE bargaining team continues its vital work, pressing forward with courage and persistence to secure fair recognition and respect for all. - 🤝 Across Alberta, hea

As the candles of the menorah shine brighter each night, we celebrate the enduring spirit of Hanukkah - a time of light, resilience, and togetherness. Whether you're spinning dreidels, savoring sufganiyot, or gathering with loved ones to share stories and traditions, Hanukkah reminds us of the power of hope and the beauty of community. To everyone observing the Festival of Lights: may your homes be filled with warmth, your hearts with joy, and your days with peace. From all o

Imagine the world of engineering. 👷‍♂️ Engineers  complete a 4-year university degree, gain experience, and pass a professional exam. Once licensed, they carry the authority and responsibility to sign off on designs, reports, and projects. 🛠️ Engineering technicians , on the other hand, complete a two-year college program. They often work side by side with engineers, performing very similar tasks. But - and this is key - they do not hold the authority nor the responsibility