The Canadian Press on MSN
More than half of doctors surveyed would leave an independent Alberta: medical group
EDMONTON — Hundreds of physicians would not practise in Alberta if the province leaves Confederation, a survey by the ...
A bill reversing the order of who pays first for some benefits coverage and an age cap on workplace benefits is causing Alberta-based employers to question the financial impact of the legislation.
Data obtained by CBC News suggests violence against health-care workers is a growing problem in Alberta, and unions say it underscores concerns they’ve already been raising.
Edmonton Journal on MSNOpinion
Opinion: Alberta separation could dash gains in women’s health
As an Albertan born and raised, an epidemiologist, registered nurse and a women’s health researcher, I have spent my career ...
OTTAWA — Federal Health Minister Marjorie Michel has warned Alberta she is troubled by the province’s controversial dual-practice law, saying she does not see how the model can operate within the ...
LaGrange said she'd fight discretionary penalties 'vigorously, with all the tools at our disposal' OTTAWA — The minister in charge of Alberta’s hospital system is calling on her federal counterpart to ...
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