The Alberta Medical Association is suing Tyler Shandro, the Alberta Minister of Health, for over $255 million.
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AMA suing Tyler Shandro for over $255M
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What the media isn’t covering in their stories about the Taber Crown land auction
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I recently tracked down stats for the average cost of a 1-bedroom apartment in 6 Alberta cities: Calgary, Edmonton, Grande Prairie, Lethbridge, Lloydminster, and Red Deer. 1 bedroom rent Avg monthly wage Median monthly wage Rent as % of avg wage Lethbridge $923.00 $3,733.75 $3,000.58 24.72% Edmonton $1,014.00 $4,566.75 $3,589.08 22.20% Red Deer $983.00 $4,428.25 […]
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