Alberta’s overhaul of the health care system has led to numerous changes since the province announced its plans back in fall 2023, including the creation of four new health care agencies and new ...
Another key health leader in Alberta is out, more than two years after the provincial government launched its health system overhaul, sparking fresh frustrations and worries among frontline staff.
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An ambulance sits at the emergency entrance of Foothills Medical Centre in Calgary on Jan. 18, 2022. (Ose Irete/CBC - image credit ...
Two of the most senior purchasing officials at Alberta Health Services in 2022 were also briefly directors of a numbered company with ties to a supplier that has been awarded hundreds of millions of ...
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Alberta’s health minister says the province’s new hospital agency will be operational next spring, months later than expected. Adriana LaGrange announced Monday that hospitals now run by Alberta ...
Alberta’s health agency has cancelled negotiations with two companies owned in part by Sam Mraiche, the Edmonton businessman at the centre of the province’s procurement controversy. The companies were ...
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Alberta auditor expects to complete health-contract investigation by end of year
EDMONTON — Alberta's new auditor general, Phil Peters, says he expects his investigation into a health-care contracting ...
Alberta’s drug policy is increasingly framed around recovery. But people who use drugs deserve more than survival. They ...
Another round of change is in the air for Alberta’s health-care system, and the government is announcing a second round of taking the public’s temperature on all of it. The government will seek ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Adriana LaGrange, left, Dr. Chris Eagle, interim president and CEO of Acute Care Alberta, and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith at ...
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