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After more than six decades in Alberta, Breathe Outdoors has announced it will wind down operations later this year.

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An organization that has been providing transitional mental health services to Albertans in Ponoka County says the province ...

Adriana LaGrange, in a statement of defence, says the former AHS CEO was fired for not doing her job and working to stop health reform to keep the power and perks of her position.