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01/04/2025

Alberta Health Services (AHS) is facing backlash after implementing a policy that requires parents to provide all snacks and drinks for children undergoing outpatient cancer treatment. This means no more popsicles, juice, or crackers, even during grueling chemotherapy sessions.

Parents like Amanda Moppet-Beatch, whose son Easton is battling brain cancer, and Bre Kagler, whose daughter "Baby H" has cancer in both eyes, are speaking out about the impact this has on vulnerable children. They emphasize that these small comforts are more than just treats; they're tools for nurses, sources of hydration, distractions from pain, and ways to build trust.

One mom shared, "They're screaming in pain and you're going to take away one of the few things that can comfort them."

According to an internal AHS memo, this is a cost-cutting measure aimed at reducing food waste, but parents argue the cost to children's well-being is too high. While AHS claims popsicles remain available at the Alberta Children's Hospital and that other comfort foods like ginger ale "will continue to be provided based on site-specific decisions", parents are reporting a different reality.

Health Minister Adriana LaGrange has stated she will "look into it," emphasizing that the intent was not to deprive patients of essential comfort items.

What are your thoughts on this decision? Share your perspective in the comments.

25/03/2025

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces backlash for suggesting a tariff pause to the Trump administration to benefit Poilievre's election chances. Critics call it prioritizing politics over Canadian unity and potentially harming Poilievre's appeal to moderate voters.

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22/03/2025

Canada invests in Cedar LNG: A step towards economic diversification and Indigenous partnership! The federal government is contributing up to $200 million to the Cedar LNG project, a collaboration between Pembina Pipeline Corp. and the Haisla First Nation. This $5.9 billion project, slated to be the largest Indigenous majority-owned infrastructure project in Canadian history, aims to export LNG to Asian markets, creating jobs and opportunities. Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson highlights the importance of reliable, low-carbon energy sources for international partners. While proponents tout LNG as a cleaner alternative to coal, environmental concerns remain regarding emissions from liquefaction, transportation, and natural gas extraction. What do you think?

21/03/2025

Alberta apologizes to former medical examiner Dr. Evan Matshes after a decade-long dispute. The province retracts unfounded allegations against his work, stating no miscarriages of justice occurred. Matshes sued for reputational damage and is currently suing CBC News. He now works as a medical director in the US but is welcome to return to Alberta.

20/03/2025

Canadians are ditching American goods amid trade tensions and tariffs! 🇨🇦➡️🇺🇸 From alcohol to food, shoppers are actively seeking out "Made in Canada" labels. Businesses on both sides of the border are feeling the impact. Is this a temporary blip or a long-term shift in trade relations? 🤔

19/03/2025

Audra Symbalisty pleaded guilty to soliciting an undercover officer to murder her husband, Don, on their 18th anniversary. Driven by a deteriorating relationship and a life insurance policy, she offered $5,000 for the hit, providing details and a down payment. The plot unraveled when an acquaintance alerted the RCMP. Symbalisty received a five-year prison sentence, with credit for time served. Her actions devastated her family, with daughters expressing betrayal and bewilderment. Don, though feeling betrayed, offered forgiveness. The court highlighted the impact of her actions, urging her to confront the damage inflicted upon her family.

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