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A discussion Albertans should welcome Edmonton Sun, Canada By ROY CLANCY Alberta's health minister had been musing that some tough decisions need to be made about which health-care services remain publicly funded and which should be picked up by private insurance plans. Barely had the words left his mouth ... Tories revisit drug coverage as seniors protest changes Alberta scraps fitness tax incentive Budget too thin for fitness |
Tories put heat on MPs Edmonton Sun, Canada By KERRY DIOTTE, LEGISLATURE BUREAU CHIEF Provincial Tories want Alberta MPs to convince the Stephen Harper federal government to cough up $700 million to help bail the province out of a health-care funding jam. "I think that's the least that we would ... |
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 Canoe.ca | Alberta government to review health care projects: Minister Edmonton Sun, Canada By THE CANADIAN PRESS CALGARY — Alberta's health minister says his department will take a second look at health-care capital projects that were approved before he came on board. Speaking at a nursing conference in Calgary, Ron Liepert says his ministry ... Alberta to delist more health-care services Expert panel to determine future of Alberta health care Suicide-prevention programs in jeopardy as Alta. reconsiders funding |
Canoe.ca | Alberta 'can't carry the country,' says premier asking for federal ... CBC.ca, Canada Once Canada's economic engine, Alberta is now signalling that the province may be forced to hike taxes and make painful cuts unless Ottawa agrees to help with more cash for health care. Alberta "can't carry the country" during this recession, ... Suicide-prevention programs in jeopardy as Alta. reconsiders funding 'We can't carry the country,' Stelmach says of health care Rough road lies ahead for health care |
Treating a sick health system Calgary Herald, Canada Alberta's health care is a public-private partnership. Some professionals-- nurses and lab technicians-- got their T-4s from a health region, doctors bill for service. Meanwhile, services not specifically man-dated by the Canada Health Act are ... Sustainable financing for health care |
Canoe.ca | Suicide-prevention programs in jeopardy as Alta. reconsiders funding Canada.com, Canada Health Minister Ron Liepert said Wednesday responsibility for as many as 40 initiatives, costing about $130 million, has been handed to Alberta Health Services, which will decide which programs to fund — and which to drop. A list of the health programs ... Alberta 'can't carry the country,' says premier asking for federal ... Rough road lies ahead for health care 'We can't carry the country,' Stelmach says of health care |
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