Quebec firm eyes Leach assets in possible deal
Labrador Equipment Ltd eyes acquiring most of Federal Signal's Leach refuse truck body business assets in Medicine Hat and beyond. A non binding letter of intent was announced last week with decision timing possibly within a month. Leach employees, including Shila Sharps, report morale remains good as operations continue.
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Leach North America
Witthe Waste Equipment
Brier Park
U.S
Federal Signal Corporation
Medicine Hat
Labrie Equipment Ltd
Federal Signal
Karen Latham
Labrie
Leach
Shila Sharps
Wittke
Refuse
Sharps
Noha Mandour
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Mixed reaction to Alberta health care reform plan
Alberta's Third Way health reforms drew mixed opinions on Tuesday. Some see it as a way to shorten hospital waiting lines and expand access, while opponents fear erosion of public care and private options draining staff and resources. Local advocates warn the changes could threaten the Health Care Act and public system balance.
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Alberta
Carol Secondiak
Palliser Health Region
Friends of Medicare
FOM
Wally Regehr
Medicine Hat
Regeher
Rob Renner
United Nurses of Alberta Union
Alberta Looks at Health Reform With Private Clinic Option
Alberta Health Minister Iris Evans outlined Premier Ralph Klein’s Third Way on health reform in Edmonton. The plan, via the Health Statute Amendment Act and Health Care Insurance Act, would permit private insurance and a two tier system with regulated doctor movement between public and private practice to cut waiting times while preserving a strong public system.
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Iberia
Iris Evans
Edmonton
Quebec
Alberta
Evans
Ottawa Conservatives face test on Canada Health Act
Health Minister Tony Clement navigates questions on Alberta Third Way plan that would allow patients to pay for faster access. He defended paying for quicker care as reality while noting most Canadians stay within medicare. Few opt out doctors exist. even Quebec has around a hundred opted-out physicians.
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Ottawa
Tony Clement
Alberta
Clement
Quebec
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