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A turning point for child health delivery

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By Kelsey L. Barrett, Tanya Guenther, Matthew Black
| unitaid.org
This blog is adapted from an article titled ‘Increasing equitable access to pulse oximetry: progress and considerations for sustainable scale-up in a changing global health landscape.’ The peer-reviewed commentary was published in BMJ Global Health If we want to save lives faster – and at scale – the priority is not only to develop new tools, but to ensure that the ones we already have reach people consistently. Across child health, many effective interventions already exist.
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Bill 31: Alberta moves to formalize switch to permanent daylight saving time

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By Matthew Black
| Calgary Herald Verified
Alberta is moving to end the twice-yearly clock changes and move the province to permanent mountain daylight time. Photo by File Photo /Getty Images Article content Alberta has started the process of formalizing its change to permanent daylight saving time in new legislation tabled on Thursday morning. THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada. Unlimited online access to articles from across Canada with one account.
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Deficits, oil and immigration: Six charts to see before Alberta Budget 2026 is tabled Thursday

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By Matthew Black
| Edmonton Examiner Verified
Premier Danielle Smith has said to brace for a second straight deficit, citing the impact of low oil prices and immigration rates •   • People come to take part in Family Day at the Alberta Legislature’s Queen Elizabeth ll building on Monday, February 16, 2026 in Edmonton. /Postmedia The Alberta government is expected to reveal its second consecutive multi-billion dollar budgetary deficit on Thursday afternoon when it tables its plan for the 2026-27 fiscal year.
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