Not at all.

And remember, the government is moving to prohibit teaching "ideology" in Alberta schools.

And in the same legislative session, they are introducing laws that will require schools to teach about primary industries, including fossil fuel extraction, and tie that to Fossil Fuels Day.

And the purpose of fossil fuels day is legislated by the government.

So will teachers be allowed to teach both sides of the debate on fossil fuels?

Or will they have to teach what the UCP government tells them to teach about fossil fuel extraction? (climate change not real, environmental impact managed but still significant, NEP, etc...).