Report into Alberta health-care contracts recommends improvements for accountability

Third-Party Review of Alberta Health Contracting Affair Finds Organization Breached Its Own Rules

An independent probe into Alberta Health Services (AHS) has found no wrongdoing on the part of Premier Danielle Smith or government officials, but concludes that serious mismanagement at AHS led to potential conflicts of interest and a lack of transparency. The investigation, conducted by former Manitoba chief judge Raymond Wyant, combed through more than two million documents and conducted dozens of interviews, with an Oct. 15 report concluding…

Report into Alberta Health Services contracts finds conflicts widely known

A report into the procurement processes at Alberta Health Services says no evidence of wrongdoing was found, but expresses doubt about the credibility of some information provided.

Alberta health agency broke own rules in Turkey medication, private clinic contracts, report finds

Two other major investigations into the deals remain outstanding: One from the RCMP and a second from Alberta’s Auditor-General

Report into Alberta health-care contracts recommends improvements for accountability

Alberta's government has released a third-party investigation from a former judge into the government and health authority's health-care procurement practices.

CP Report into Alberta health contracts finds conflicts widely known

EDMONTON — A final report into allegations of corruption in Alberta government health contracts says it was widely known two staffers were in conflicts of interest but no steps were taken by senior officials.