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Misc. Parks and Greenspace Projects

Gronk! said:
The Alberta Government still cannot let go of some of Bible Bill's policies
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AHS is actually not the Alberta Government. It is a corporate agency that is funded by Alberta Health and tasked with providing healthcare services in Alberta.

Alberta Health (AH) – is the ministry of the Government of Alberta that is responsible for setting healthcare policy, legislation and standards for the health system in Alberta.
 
What's also interesting about AHS is they publish low risk drinking guidelines. For men it's 15 drinks per week, no more than 3 per day. For women, it's 10 per week, no more than 2 per day. So they educate people on that and yet they take a hard line against adhering to those guidelines in a park setting.

However, this spring those numbers are actually being lowered, which does make good sense as there are no health benefits to alcohol. Just 3 drinks per week increase a women's chance of breast cancer by 15% and increases chances for various other cancers, too. Many in health industry believe alcohol should have warnings on it as it is classified as level one carcinogen like tobacco and asbestos. That said, so are processed deli meats.
 
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Making Space: building an Edmonton to love
by City of Edmonton | Posted on February 14, 2022

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Making Space: building an Edmonton to love - Transforming Edmonton

Editor’s love note: This is the latest in a series of Transforming Edmonton articles to look at space, zoning, regulations and other planning topics that you might think are boring, but, no way, they really aren’t! In exchange for the gift of your time, we hope you’ll get a different perspective...
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Good afternoon,
We wanted to touch base on a couple of points regarding the current engagement process, including:
  • Two additional Phase 2
  • public workshops
  • Online engagement tools and extended deadline
  • FAQ on Single-Track Trails and Preservation Areas
Please read on for the details.
All the best,
The RVPM project team
 

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TAS said:
AHS is actually not the Alberta Government. It is a corporate agency that is funded by Alberta Health and tasked with providing healthcare services in Alberta.

Alberta Health (AH) – is the ministry of the Government of Alberta that is responsible for setting healthcare policy, legislation and standards for the health system in Alberta.
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One and same ... who is kidding who. The Board is appointed by the Minister of Health so it is "actually" under the thumb of the UCP Premier, Minister and Cabinet.
 
EdmTrekker said:
One and same ... who is kidding who. The Board is appointed by the Minister of Health so it is "actually" under the thumb of the UCP Premier, Minister and Cabinet.
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So when government MLA's are criticizing Alberta Health Services they are actually criticizing themselves and their own Health Minister and therefore the Premier?

And when Notley and the NDP defend Alberta Health Services they are actually defending Jason Kenney?

Ok.

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Its incestuous and will remain that way under the current Government until every bit is privatized and taxpayers are on the hook for even more than they are now. Then the UCP will have got what they wanted and slither away to outsource or sell the any remaining public services not already privatized. USA here we come - Alberta the 51st State.
 
I recognize that a seniors centre is nearby, but is it necessary versus a short walk around?
 
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