Edmonton intensive care physician Dr. Darren Markland joked about the attendees of an Alberta Premier Danielle Smith rally having pre-existing conditions. .“Y’all never gonna qualify for the private health insurance you voted for,” said Markland in a Friday tweet. .Markland was speaking about the large number of elderly people waiting for an Alberta UCP rally near Calgary to start. .Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said at the rally at the Grey Eagle Resort and Casino near Calgary on Thursday she would see them at the victory party on Monday..READ MORE: Smith tells packed crowd in Calgary, see you at the finish line.“Now Ms. [Rachel] Notley, she doesn’t understand if you want to be premier, you have to put Albertans first,” said Smith. .“She hasn’t and she won’t.” .A group of Calgary emergency room physicians demanded Alberta political parties listen to their concerns about the state of healthcare and called for them to act on Wednesday. .READ MORE: Calgary emergency room doctors warn about healthcare system’s collapse."Despite our best efforts to provide comprehensive and accessible care 24-hours a day and seven days a week, we are increasingly unable to do so," said the emergency room physicians. .One-hundred ninety-two doctors signed the letter. Some of the ER physicians were Dr. Ahmed Saleh, Dr. Shawn Dowling, and Dr. Joe Vipond.
Edmonton intensive care physician Dr. Darren Markland joked about the attendees of an Alberta Premier Danielle Smith rally having pre-existing conditions. .“Y’all never gonna qualify for the private health insurance you voted for,” said Markland in a Friday tweet. .Markland was speaking about the large number of elderly people waiting for an Alberta UCP rally near Calgary to start. .Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said at the rally at the Grey Eagle Resort and Casino near Calgary on Thursday she would see them at the victory party on Monday..READ MORE: Smith tells packed crowd in Calgary, see you at the finish line.“Now Ms. [Rachel] Notley, she doesn’t understand if you want to be premier, you have to put Albertans first,” said Smith. .“She hasn’t and she won’t.” .A group of Calgary emergency room physicians demanded Alberta political parties listen to their concerns about the state of healthcare and called for them to act on Wednesday. .READ MORE: Calgary emergency room doctors warn about healthcare system’s collapse."Despite our best efforts to provide comprehensive and accessible care 24-hours a day and seven days a week, we are increasingly unable to do so," said the emergency room physicians. .One-hundred ninety-two doctors signed the letter. Some of the ER physicians were Dr. Ahmed Saleh, Dr. Shawn Dowling, and Dr. Joe Vipond.
