Alberta NDP Seeks Inquiry
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Alberta NDP demands RCMP, public inquiry into allegations of government corruption | Globalnews.ca
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Alberta NDP is calling for a full public inquiry into allegations of high-level government corruption in medical contracts for private surgical facilities.
Alberta Health Services , along with the province’s auditor general Doug Wylie , have announced they will be looking into questions surrounding health procurement.
The Opposition NDP says the allegations are so serious they warrant an investigation by the RCMP , the ethics commissioner as well as a full inquiry.
AHS said last week it will suspend awarding contracts to firms at the centre of its investigation but has not specified what those firms are.
RCMP spokesperson Cpl . Troy Savinkoff said Wednesday that Mounties were still reviewing the allegations.
Albertans deserve better, says Pancholi .
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