Don’t Stop Now—Alberta Government Should Enact More Health-Care Reform

Don’t stop now—Alberta government should enact more health-care reform

From the Fraser Institute By Mackenzie Moir It’s unusual to see a provincial government take on health-care reform. But not so in Alberta, where major reforms have been underway for almost a year. The province has long struggled with lengthy waits for non-emergency care and a majority (58 per cent) of Albertans last year were unsatisfied with the government’s handling of health care. And who could blame them? The median wait last year in Alberta…

House of Representatives. Image: House of Representatives. The Senate is preparing again to define the future of the labor reform of the Petro government. In the next few hours it is expected that the speakers of the initiative will have ready the positive presentation that will be used for the debate in the legislative. While the inclusion of new articles is not known for the time being, the document is expected to be basically the same that wa…

Labor reform will not be archived, Congress previews positive presentation before Friday Agency Period... Mié, 21/05/2025 - 12:21 The Senate Seventh Committee aims to present a single consensus paper on May 23, with support from employers, workers and the government. Tags { "@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "DataFeed", "name": "", "description": "", "creator": { "@type": "Organization", "name": "Research Journalism Agency", "logo": { "@…

Experts claim that the popular consultation, promoted by the Executive, is unnecessary as the debate of these two reforms alternately advances.