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Opinion: Alberta's dual practice a false promise Original

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By Danyaal Raza, Braden J. Manns
| Edmonton Journal Verified
Hospital and Surgical Health Services Minister Adriana LaGrange announces the next steps for dual practice and how it will improve patient choice and access to care on Thursday, June 18, 2026, in Edmonton. Photo by Greg Southam /Postmedia Every day, health-care workers across Canada hold a strained system together. Last week, Alberta’s political leadership made their job harder. THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada.
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Opinion | Are you getting weight loss drugs from online marketers instead of a doctor? Here’s the problem with that

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By Danyaal Raza, Sheryl Spithoff
| The Toronto Star Verified
If you’ve spent any time on Instagram or Reddit recently, there’s a good chance you’ve seen an ad (or many ads) for a virtual clinic promoting easy and hassle-free access to weight loss medications. But of course, there are no free lunches. Some social media campaigns are blurring the line between marketing specific pharmaceuticals and promoting direct-to-consumer medical services.
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Mark Carney has abandoned health care. Does his caucus care?

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By Danyaal Raza
| The Hill Times Verified
Prime Minister Mark Carney may have a banking background, but his team is not devoid of experts who know the health file, writes Danyaal Raza.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade Mark Carney has abandoned health care. To keep reading, subscribe and become a political insider. Only $7.76 a week for an annual subscription. Enjoy unlimited website access and the digital newspaper. Cancel anytime.
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