How the Alberta election could further define the private sector's role in health care

In this crucial moment, there’s consensus that some kind of change is required to ward off pressure on Alberta's health-care system. Whoever wins the provincial election will be a key participant in a national debate that will define what happens next to one of Canada’s most cherished symbols of identity.

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