Alberta ministers address AHS contract allegations

Alberta ministers address AHS contract allegations

February 11, 2025 6:09 pm MST.

A pair of government ministers took questions Tuesday about corruption allegations. As Sean Amato reports, they refused to say whether or not the premier and health minister should step aside.

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