Alberta Premier Danielle Smith removed ... Critics have called for LaGrange to be removed as health minister. Health-care unions and advocacy groups also want an independent investigation.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith removed her government’s deputy minister of health Wednesday but bucked calls for a public inquiry into allegations of government interference in lucrative medical ...

2:17 Controversy continues to loom following a lawsuit filed against Alberta health minister ... and important work” on refocusing the health-care system, and that her work is particularly ...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is removing ... At the same time, we must continue our work on the health care system refocusing, we simply will not allow Albertans to continue to wait too long ...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is scheduled to provide an update Wednesday on the government’s response to allegations of government interference in lucrative medical contracts. Health Minister ...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith removed her government's deputy minister of health Wednesday but bucked calls for a public ...

Ms. LaGrange issued a directive on Oct. 18 declaring CSFs a “critical component” of Alberta’s health care system. The government is overhauling the health care system, and the five-page ...

Since the 1970 introduction of universal health care, Alberta’s political right — in the current guise of the United ...

There's just over a year left in the Canada-Alberta child-care agreement and it's shaping up to be a rocky one for some parents, who — for this first time in the history of the agreement ...

Smith says these allegations are troubling. Athana Mentzelopoulos alleges big players in the Smith government were putting pressure on Alberta Health Services to ink big-money contracts with ...

At the best of times, delivering an Alberta budget is a bit like walking on a tightrope while wearing winter boots. All it takes is a little wobble — a sudden dip in oil prices here, a spike in ...

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) pledged on Tuesday to “simplify” the federal government’s credit card program after it cost taxpayers nearly $40 billion last year.