Medicare can be a complicated subject—especially when you dive into all its variations. “A lot of people hear ‘Part A,’ ‘Part ...

Especially as our rapidly aging population increases, healthcare costs and the declining ratio of workers to retirees decrease tax revenues. This is clearly unsustainable. Health care will remain ...

The office of the Alberta Minister of Health has broken its silence amid allegations of corruption within Alberta Health ...

Alberta auditor general probing procurement and contracting processes within health authority Alberta government axes AHS board — again — in latest health reform move Wylie has said his ...

With the withdrawal of the Alberta government's contribution, amounting to half of their budget, and ongoing division on how to approach regional planning, the decision to fold their cards seemed ...

Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo is no fan of big government, and a plan he announced in January's State of the State address takes aim at Nevada's biggest agency, the Department of Health and Human ...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she will ask the Auditor-General to expedite his review into allegations that government officials interfered with the provincial health authority’s ...

A care home is asking if people would send a birthday card to a lady who will be 100 years old on Valentine's Day. Mary Anne White lives in Roseberry Court care home, in Redcar, and staff there ...

EDMONTON - Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she wants a review of provincial contracts with private health-care clinics to be expedited amid allegations of sweetheart deals, and she insists she has ...

On National Go Red Day, a new mother is hoping to raise awareness about cardiovascular health after suffering a frightening heart-related ordeal just before giving birth to her son several months ago.

Health-care unions also called for action. United Nurses of Alberta president Heather Smith said the allegations demand a formal investigation followed by a public report that includes the true cost ...

Alberta’s finance ministry is again warning that the province may slip into deficit in its 2025 budget coming later this month, citing lower than anticipated oil prices and rapid population growth. In ...