Alberta politics

If Prime Minister Trudeau is bold enough to actually attach some strings to the oilpatch bailout money, you can count on it the UCP will go right back to screaming at him.

Is this a generous Easter gift based on Alberta's good fortune, or is it a political roll of the dice? Someone had to ask.

As doctors battle the coronavirus, knowing their collective bargaining association is fighting for them will improve morale considerably as they risk their lives to save ours.

On Saturday afternoon, Alberta school trustees learned funding was about to pulled by the provincial government, costing up to 20,000 jobs.

The Alberta health minister and his wife, Andrea Shandro, are part owners of a supplementary health benefits company that sells coverage for services recently delisted by Shandro's ministry.

The Alberta Medical Association has weighed in on Babylon, and it's not impressed.

Could a new app being promoted as a COVID-19 health-care solution replace primary physician care down the line?

A big fight with Alberta's doctors might have seemed like a good idea to the United Conservative Party a few weeks ago. But that was then. This is now.

By any standard, the Alberta "Fair Deal" panel's online questionnaire is risibly unscientific and biased to dovetail with the panel's pre-determined recommendations.