Edmonton Journal on MSN11hOpinion
Wednesday's letters: Who cuts treats for kids with cancer?Re. “No more Popsicles for kids with cancer under heartless new hospital policy,” Don Braid, April 1 There aren’t enough ...
The south’s new parliamentary secretary for rural health sees advocacy beyond his own riding as a key part of the role, he ...
Health Minister Adriana LaGrange and Alberta Health Services were called out Monday for an internal AHS memo to limit food to ...
The head of Alberta Health Services says the agency is halting a proposed food-reduction policy after public outcry over ...
The Canadian Press on MSN2d
Alberta putting $17 million toward planning urgent care centresThe Alberta government says it will spend $17 million to plan nine new urgent care centres across the province. Health ...
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Health Minister Adriana LaGrange continue to face scrutiny over the dismissal of the ...
A new AHS policy means outpatients in places like kids cancer clinics are now being told to bring their own snacks to treatment.
Calgary Herald on MSN4d
Airdrie to receive second urgent care centre as province commits $17 million across AlbertaThe $2 million from the province for a new health centre is a welcome relief, Airdrie Mayor Peter Brown said during the media ...
Health Minister Adriana LaGrange said planning funds through the new Rural Hospital Enhancement Program will help to deliver ...
Athana Mentzelopoulos was responding to statements of defence from the provincial health agency and Health Minister Adriana ...
Health Minister dismissed board after directors forwarded a letter to the Auditor-General alleging that government officials ...
Health Minister Adriana LaGrange says the centres will be smaller than hospitals and designed to treat people with urgent but non-life-threatening medical needs, such as broken bones. Alberta has six ...
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