Why? Do we learn nothing?

Public health is the biggest 'bang for buck' thing that healthcare has. It is prevention. An ounce is worth a pound of cure..

We can waste $100M on Tylenol but can't fund safety for children?

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Delivering a new Canadian flag to Cathedral Manor was such a joy. Proud to see the pride it brings to the residents! 🇨🇦

Minister Ric McIver, I believe potholes are now your responsibility since you just gleefully passed Bill 20.

Also, looking forward to seeing the new UCP slogan on bumpers across Alberta:

“No problem is too small for big UCP government intervention.”

Yesterday, I introduced Bill 212: The Organ and Tissue Donor Information Agreement Act. This legislation will enable Albertans to receive information about becoming donors through their tax returns, helping those waiting for transplants. I hope all members support this critical

I had a great time this weekend at the APEGA Science Olympics! Huge thank you to all the volunteers, including these electrical engineering students from SAIT and the amazing teachers who coach the teams. Grateful to APEGA and the Olympic Oval for supporting this valuable

Standing with thousands of Albertans today to demand change. #EnoughIsEnoughUCP

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“When I was going through this, I was very taken aback by how this disproportionately affects our people but then my other big concern is our men and no one is talking about it from that perspective,”

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An excellent opinion piece by a former Alberta’s Court of Appeal justice.

Patients in Alberta are waiting up to 13 weeks for radiation oncology and 8 weeks for medical oncology assessments—far beyond the target of 4 weeks. This must change.

We need recovery beds but we need the full range of expert-recommended, proven treatment options for people with addictions. When I guided my patients with multiple sclerosis to select their treatment options I would never have said there is only one choice. Different treatments

Cancer patients in Alberta wait up to 13 weeks for radiation oncologists and 8 weeks for medical oncologists, far beyond the 4-week target. Since 2018, only 5 additional oncologists beyond replacements have been added, and there's no additional treatment space. Edmonton urgently

Many more people have the opportunity to survive cancer than even 10 years ago. Therefore, besides increased needs due to population growth, we need more oncologists to provide long term monitoring and symptom management. Oncologists today cannot see as many new patients as they

My colleague Nathan Ip, MLA for Edmonton Southwest, says it clearly. The UCP have been very bad for Albertans. Overall Albertans are earning less while day to day life costs more.

On average, we have six opioid related deaths every day in Alberta. Approximately 70% of these deaths take place in private residences.

In response, the UCP government launched the Digital Overdose Response System (DORS) app which is supposed to allow Albertans using opioids or