Alberta's queue-jumping inquiry is being accused of a lacking "independence" for not seeking the testimony of a doctor whose story of intimidation and preferential access indirectly led to the inquiry. video
Alberta Human Services is brushing off a ruling by the information and privacy commissioner by refusing to release information that would identify the province's most unsafe employers. video audio
A gap in accountability that allowed a former health executive to rack up hundreds of thousands of dollars in questionable expense claims still exists at Alberta Health Services, according to a report released today by Alberta's auditor general. video audio
An internal Edmonton Police Service report from 2006 reveals serious, systemic problems with police training, investigations, court testimony and ethics. video audio
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