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There were seven voting stations in Edmonton that received incorrect school trustee ballot choices on election day.

Edmonton Elections is apologizing to voters who were turned away Monday morning from two municipal polling stations that opened late because of missing materials. 

Edmonton Public Schools expects to cut more than 400 full-time equivalent positions next year, the majority of them teaching jobs.

  EDMONTON -- The Edmonton Public School Board is encouraging parents to start thinking ahead to the next school year. EPSB is looking at having all students back for the second half of the upcoming school year. Parents can choose if they want their child learning online or in-person for the first semester. Parents can sign up starting June 21st. The deadline is August 12. "Teachers want their kids back. You walk into your school and you feel the energy of a school environment,” said Kathy Muhlethaler, assistant superintendent of operations and learning for EPSB. “I think we have ki...

Article content K-12 students in Edmonton’s public system can learn online again for the first half of the 2021-2022 year, but will lose their connection to a local school if they extend it to the full school year. Parents will choose between in-person or online instruction based out of their local school with the expectation all teaching will happen in classrooms by January 2022. Any children who opt to be online for the whole year will need to enrol at Argyll Centre, a fully-online K-12 school run by the district. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browse...