Legislative, Regulatory & Legal

The experts say in the letter addressed to Premier Blaine Higgs and four of his cabinet ministers that the plan is unsupported by scientific evidence and represents an unjustifiable infringement of Charter rights.

Lobbyists are saying the provincial system is a better fix than national single-payer pharmacare.

The U.S. FDA must still decide whether to revoke the over-the-counter designation for medications containing phenylephrine, meaning they may need to be removed from store shelves.

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The Alberta government will immediately provide families $2,000 for each child affected by an E. coli outbreak related to several Calgary daycares, Premier Danielle Smith said Friday.

Public Safety Minister Kris Austin said the Progressive Conservative government had decided it needed to take sharper measures.

Apple disputed the findings and said the device complies with all regulations governing radiation.

The professional order overseeing the province’s doctors was the first group to testify at two days of consultations on a bill aimed at instituting a “cultural safety approach” toward Indigenous patients.