Alberta pharmacists face fee rollbacks as demand grows and budget soars
Pharmacists are pushing back against the Alberta government's plan to cut some of their fees, warning the move could lead to ...
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Alberta, Ottawa discuss funding for homelessness, more talks expected in coming days
The federal housing minister and the Alberta minister in charge of the file have spoken about funding to tackle encampments ...
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Ottawa bypasses Alberta, offers Edmonton and Calgary direct money to tackle homeless encampments
The federal government is going directly to Edmonton and Calgary with money to get people out of homeless encampments, saying ...
New land transfer and mortgage registration levy comes into effect in Alberta
According to a recent issue of the government's Alberta Title Talk newsletter, land title registration fees for a $450,000 ...
"My fingers were blue": Brit shocked by winter weather in Alberta
Alberta experienced its first snowfall of the season this week, and one newcomer was shocked at how cold the winter weather ...
Danielle Smith promises to review Alberta’s professional regulators, legislate limits
Driven by COVID-era grievances, members of Smith's United Conservative Party voted in 2023 to adopt policy aimed at ...
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Labour expert: Use of dispute board to delay Alberta strike a sign of what's to come
The Alberta government's recent use of a rarely used measure to intervene in labour disputes is a sign of what's to come, ...
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‘No one can work for free’: Alberta Pharmacists’ Association says cuts will hurt care
Health Minister Adriana LaGrange says Alberta is on track to surpass its pharmacy services budget by $30 million this year.
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Alberta premier promises to review professional regulators, legislate limits
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government will review professional regulatory bodies and introduce legislation next ...
Alberta Pharmacists’ Association says government cuts will be detrimental
EDMONTON - The Alberta Pharmacists' Association says government cuts to service compensation fees will be detrimental to ...
Protest planned in Edmonton to oppose Alberta government involvement in support staff labour dispute
The provincial government also brought in a dispute inquiry board last month when support workers at public and Catholic schools in Fort McMurray were poised to strike.