AHS names new president CEO Gillian Slade Kaminski
Alberta Health Services appoints Gillian Kaminski as president and CEO for a three year term starting June 2. Kaminski, with a nursing background and recent Newfoundland and Labrador leadership, will earn a base salary of 540000, amid mixed responses about the transition for Alberta’s complex health system.
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Thousands raise at Rustys for fire victims
Residents of Medicine Hat and nearby communities rallied Friday evening at Rustys Roadhouse in Dunmore to aid a fire victim family. The live auction raised 19625 dollars and the silent auction pushed total receipts past 25000 by press time.
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Personal data concerns rise as flood claims manager contract ends
A Cypress County flood claimant warns about LandLink Consulting Ltd handling three years of tax and other private files. He demands government clarification on how hard copy and electronic claimant records will be stored or destroyed after the contract ends. Minister Ken Hughes would not comment this week.
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