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Northern Area Teachers' Association

Northern Area Teachers' Association (NATA)

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Championing teachers' rights and public education in NLSD #113

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  • About Us
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  • Scholarships & Awards
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  • Convention
  • Truth & Reconciliation
  • NATA Store

What is NATA?

Who is the NATA Rep for my school?

Who is the NATA Rep for my school?

Read our policy here to know the roles of our executive members as well as the committee members, and our members. Also go onto our Forms & Resources page to learn about the latest LINC agreements and MOAs (Memorandum of Agreements) that are in effect.

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Who is the NATA Rep for my school?

Who is the NATA Rep for my school?

Who is the NATA Rep for my school?

We have a NATA Rep in every school/office, formally known as the School Staff Liaison (SSL). If you are new to your school or office, introduce yourself to your SSL who will be in this list. Click the link below to find out.

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Our Vision, Mission & Values

What is Collective Bargaining?

What is Collective Bargaining?

Find out more about our strategic plans, vision, mission and values as we work to help our members by advancing their interests and welfare while advocating for excellence in public education and empowering northern educators in the NLSD #113 School Division.

What is Collective Bargaining?

What is Collective Bargaining?

What is Collective Bargaining?

 Collective bargaining is the process by which teachers and their employers address issues related to salaries, benefits and working conditions to contribute to quality education in Saskatchewan. This process is set out in Sections 234 to 269 of The Education Act, 1995.  

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Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much

Helen Keller

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Forms & Resources

Policies, LINC Agreements, and Forms

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Professional Growth & Resource

Find out more about scholarships and awards.

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Meeting Minutes

Find out what we discussed recently in meetings

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About Us

Come learn about our team who are here to help

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Truth & Reconciliation

Learn about our commitment toward Truth and Reconc

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NATA Convention

Find out more about the upcoming 2026 convention

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at communications@natadata.ca if you cannot find an answer to your question.

You can contact your School Staff Liaison (SSL) who is your first point of contact. To find out who is your SSL, please click here.

In a broad sense, the STF is more focused on negotiating for teachers on a provincial level while NATA is more focused on representing educators (inclusive of administrators and consultants) to NLSD #113.

Convention is an opportunity for professional development and networking with other teachers in our membership

It is a time to discuss northern area issues unique to our Division

It is two days of planned professional development for our membership by our membership

It is also an opportunity for one day of NATA business with our entire membership present

  • NATA Convention (Mileage, Per Diem, Professional Development Sessions and some meals – see your Convention itinerary)
  • Mileage for professional growth opportunities up to three times a year
  • Expenses for negotiation meetings for our Local Agreement (LINC) and Northern Allowance and Housing Contract Committee (NORAHC)
  • Retirement gratuity
  • Scholarships available to children of NATA members for continuing education
  • Some expenses for the new teacher induction programr to this item.

School Staff Liaisons are an important communications link between teachers and their provincial organization.  Their role is established and supported by the STF with responsibilities that include:

  1. Acting as a liaison between your colleagues and the provincial organization.
  2. Gathering and distributing information to members as requested by the provincial organization.
  3. Guiding members in your school to the resources, services and supports provided by the federation.
  4. Sharing the experiences and questions brought forward by teachers with the provincial organization.
  5. Encouraging each member in their respective school(s) to learn about the Federation and the issues it is addressing on behalf of teachers.
  6. While SSLs may also be serving as a staff representative or in other positions in the local association or provincial organization, in the role as a liaison, SSLs do not represent or speak for the school. However, they may actively assist the provincial organization in gathering and sharing the views of members to inform Federation decisions and activities.

UPCOMING EVENTS

For more details, please visit forms and resources or email communications@natadata.ca 

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    NATA Members can contact their respective SSL (School Staff Liaison for immediate assistance. For others, please email us directly via the online form and we will try to reply in three working days.

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