A multimillionaire Edmonton businessman at the centre of a United Conservative Party government scandal involving allegations of corruption within Alberta Health Services’ procurement system ...

A private surgical company at the heart of allegations the Alberta government interfered to secure overpriced medical ...

However, he is to continue as the head of Alberta Health Services, the province’s front-line health agency. The Opposition NDP has called for the United Conservative Party government to order a ...

2:17 Controversy continues to loom following a lawsuit filed against Alberta health minister. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she asked all of her ministers for their recommendations after a ...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is removing the deputy health minister from his role and said the province will hire a third-party investigator amid allegations of government interference into ...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is scheduled to provide an update Wednesday on the government's response to allegations of ...

Athana Mentzelopoulos alleges big players in the Smith government were putting pressure on Alberta Health Services to ink big-money contracts with certain publicly-funded private surgical facilities.

The Globe and Mail first reported the allegations, now contained in a lawsuit filed in February by Alberta Health Services’ former chief executive Athana Mentzelopoulos. Alberta terminated Ms ...

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 ...

According to an affidavit filed by a sheriff’s deputy ... the daughter was placed in the custody of a Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services employee, the deputy wrote.

Mandan police responded to a home on Jan. 30 and found an unidentified man lying on a bedroom floor, according to an affidavit. Officers reported finding drug paraphernalia in the room.

The first day of the first girls-only state wrestling tournament left many in CHI Health Center in the pink. Except maybe those whose championship hopes were dashed in one of Tuesday’s two rounds.