Tyler Shandro

Whatever Jason Kenney says, it's doubtful this issue will go away as long as Tyler Shandro is minister of health. If the premier doesn't like that, he knows what he has to do.

COVID-19 is here and the Alberta government is fighting with doctors, laying off public-sector workers and giving away billions to the oil industry.

"You are wasting precious N95 masks that are not necessary for the activities depicted in these photos," read a comment on the premier's Facebook page.

The Babylon "virtual care" app has created significant disruption to public health care in the United Kingdom.

Alberta cancels change to physician billing rules. Call it status quo ante bellum, which is Latin for "you can fight the doctors, but you can't win."

Alberta Health Services revealed yesterday it will soon pull the plug on contracts with three of the province's largest diagnostic image providers.

Like Donald Trump, as long as Twitter is up and running, Alberta’s United Conservatives never stop campaigning and gas-lighting.

The consultant's report released yesterday by the Alberta government could be a harbinger of a privatization binge, or it could just turn out to be an expensive press release.

The respected Canadian Institute of Health Information says Alberta Health Services has the lowest administrative costs in health care in Canada.