Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Health Minister Jason Copping will announce their plans to reform the province's health-care system on Today.
The pair will be speaking about the next steps for Alberta Health Services at Calgary's McDougall Centre at 2 p.m.
The news conference comes one day after Smith outlined her expectations for health care in the provinceSmith outlined 11 commitments for Copping, including overhauling AHS, improving senior care and addressing health-care staffing issues.Dr. Mark Joffe takes over for Dr. Deena Hinshaw, who was appointed to the top job in January 2019 for a fixed term to end on Jan. 26, 2024.Dr. John Cowell was the previous AHS administrator in the Alison Redford era.
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