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Alberta political figures, including Danielle Smith and Adriana LaGrange, are discussing government policy and the details of a private healthcare model.

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3 reports, 3 independent, last reported Jun 19. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Alberta political figures, including Danielle Smith and Adriana LaGrange, are discussing government policy and the details of a private healthcare model.

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How it developed

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  1. Danielle Smith appointed Justin Wright as minister in Alberta, with Adriana LaGrange vacating her post.Sub-event
  2. Adriana LaGrange, representing the Alberta government, negotiates with the Alberta Medical Association regarding government policy in the province.Sub-event
  3. Adriana LaGrange is confirmed as a minister in Alberta, while Health Canada and Mark Carney are involved in related political discussions.Sub-event
  4. Calls are being made for a review of the UCP dual practice model and its impacts, involving entities like Health Canada and Mark Carney.Sub-event
  5. Adriana LaGrange announced a dual practice model regarding government policy in Alberta.Sub-event
  6. Development regarding constitutional limits on Alberta's political voice.1 source
  7. Minister confirms details on private healthcare model amid policy calls in Alberta.1 source

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