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It’s not often that a seasoned politician deviates from their carefully crafted talking points and says
something that sounds authentic. So, my ears perked up when Premier Danielle Smith responded to a reporter’s question at a Nov. 21 news conference that was called to unveil the government’s new roadmap to address classroom complexity.

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The main points the premier articulated to the reporter were:

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Notice how Smith referenced the ACOL recommendations from 2003? As it happens, the........

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