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Kennedy Keiley began her career in 1959, after graduating from the nursing school run primarily by nuns at St. Clare’s, a 102-year-old hospital in the capital’s downtown.

Premier Wab Kinew has said on a few occasions, including in a social media video last month, that people would be able to start applying for the new cards in December.

Associate Chief Justice Heather Holmes says the prospects of rehabilitation for Brigitte Cleroux ‘seem slim.’

The five-year pilot project aims to hire eight doctors and connect thousands of local residents with a physician, he said.

The fee, which is being implemented to pharmacies but not to prescribers, places unnecessary financial burdens on pharmacies, according to the CPhA.

From tackling the physician shortage to balancing public and private healthcare, Dr. Joss Reimer sits down with the Medical Post for a year-end interview.

The family is seeking damages for alleged wrongful death as well as a declaration that the man’s Charter rights were breached and that the MAID framework is invalid and unconstitutional.

The Alberta Medical Association has put together a ‘try-on’ calculator feature so doctors can better see how they might fit into the new model.