Premier Danielle Smith to give update on Alberta government response to health contract allegations

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Premier Danielle Smith to give update on Alberta government response to health contract allegations
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Health Minister Adriana LaGrange is also set to appear at the news conference in Calgary.

RELATED VIDEO : Two proposed surgery clinics in Red Deer and Lethbridge are now on pause as both are identified in $1.7 million wrongful dismissal lawsuit by the fired CEO of Alberta Health Services . Meanwhile Premier Danielle Smith said she is pressing on with her plan to find an outside firm capable of investigating the allegations. Morgan Black reports.

Smith has bucked calls from one cabinet ministers and the Opposition NDP to take LaGrange out of her role while the government oversees an internal review. Ministers Todd Loewen and Rick Wilson say they agree with others in cabinet who stand by LaGrange’s work and are waiting for the results of the review.Questions remain for Alberta premier over allegations of health-care sweetheart deals

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