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2022 Alberta budget eyes health-care system sustainability

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Alberta’s 2022 budget has more money for the health-care system to support a growing and aging population. As Dan Grummett reports, an assumption in the budget any potential future COVID-19 waves will not have as big of an impact, and there’s also an assumption we have the health-care workers needed to staff expansions..

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