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The Court of King’s Bench has granted an injunction to suspend a ministerial order that has prevented some children from attending school for more than a month during a labour dispute.
Alberta egg farmers are concerned over comments made by Premier Danielle Smith this weekend, while one food expert said she might be on the right track.
A judge has ordered an Alberta political web series to temporarily turn off its lights following complaints by a medical supplier embroiled in controversy. MHCare and its Edmonton-based CEO, Sam Mriache, took aim at The Breakdown once again on Friday.
The UCP lacks the transparency and oversight to assure Albertans its efforts to reduce red tape aren’t dangerous, an NDP shadow cabinet minister said.
There were more calls for the resignation – or termination – of Health Minister Adriana LaGrange on Saturday.
One of Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s cabinet ministers is calling for Health Minister Adriana LaGrange to be moved out after allegations of high-level corruption surrounding contracts.
A group of parents and guardians are appearing in court on Friday to ask for an injunction to suspend a ministerial order that has kept some children out of their classrooms for five weeks.
Alberta’s health ministry says two proposed private surgery clinics at the centre of allegations of high-level government corruption remain in limbo.
Danielle Smith told party members this summer she had created a committee to find spending cuts to help deliver on her party's promised personal income tax cut.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says Health Minister Adriana LaGrange has her full support as they navigate allegations of high-level government corruption in medical contracts.
New evidence from a government directive shows Health Minister Adriana LaGrange removed Alberta Health Service’s power to negotiate contracts for private surgical facilities after the agency’s then-CEO pointed out internal concerns over high-priced contracts.
Alberta RCMP continue to review allegations of political interference at Alberta Health Services after reporting from The Globe and Mail last week outlined claims made by the former CEO.
Alberta’s premier is not offering any comment amidst the firing of Alberta Health Services’ former CEO, which comes with allegations of corruption surrounding health procurement contracts and sweetheart deals for private surgery providers.
The Cool Aid Society in Grande Prairie announced Friday it may need to close its doors next month after 45 years of service due to an abrupt loss of provincial funding.
The federal government is under pressure to name its new ‘fentanyl czar’ as part of Canada’s effort to improve border security.
The former CEO of Alberta Health Services said that her contract was terminated two days before she was alleged to meet with the province’s auditor general regarding an investigation into procurement contracts and deals for private surgical facilities, in a letter originally obtained by the Globe and Mail.
