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More concern, more letters from Alberta ER doctors saying health system in crisis - Vimarsana News

More concern, more letters from Alberta ER doctors saying health system in crisis

More doctors across Alberta are speaking out, saying their emergency rooms are under intense strain, despite political messaging to the contrary.

Source: cbc.ca
District Two Magistrate Jack Crossley dies - Vimarsana News

District Two Magistrate Jack Crossley dies

One of Logan County’s long-serving elected officials passed away this weekend after suffering a lengthy illness. Magistrate Jack Crossley of District Two died Sunday, Oct. 2, 2022.

Ambulance shortage forces mother of Alberta ER patient to drive her to urgent surgery - Vimarsana News

Ambulance shortage forces mother of Alberta ER patient to drive her to urgent surgery

Patient volumes in hospitals are returning to pre-pandemic levels, but there are shortages of health-care workers, while those who are working face burnout. As a result, services and procedures have been disrupted.

Source: cbc.ca
Wedding of the Week: Tradition, memories — and sunshine — for Sinéad and Michael's big day - Vimarsana News

Wedding of the Week: Tradition, memories — and sunshine — for Sinéad and Michael's big day

Sinéad wore her grandmother's sapphire ring and the string trio played her other grandmother's favourite song — and she wore gorgeous Manolo Blahniks as her 'something blue'

Alberta's strained hospitals could struggle with a 6th wave, health-care workers warn - Vimarsana News

Alberta's strained hospitals could struggle with a 6th wave, health-care workers warn

Alberta health-care workers are bracing for yet another wave of COVID-19, driven by the highly transmissible Omicron subvariant, and they're worried hospitals, which never recovered after previous surges, will be unable to cope.

Source: cbc.ca