The Calgary Flames gather at a practice on Tuesday. (CBC) Calgary Flames players and some of their families received the H1N1 vaccine last week at a special clinic with the help of Alberta Health Services, the team confirmed on... [read full story]
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The flu flap around the special H1N1 influenza vaccination clinic for the Calgary Flames continues. The fired Alberta Health Services worker, who has been called a scapegoat and sacrificial lamb by the public and opposition...
TheHighRiskOfBeingRichAndFamousVilleWell.Turns out it was last Friday, Oct 30th:"....Ken King, president of the (Calgary) Flames (professional hockey club), said Tuesday (Nov 03/09) the players and their families received their...
A nurse draws the H1N1 vaccine into a syringe at a vaccination clinic at the Tom Brown Arena in Ottawa on Monday, Nov. 2, 2009. PAWEL DWULIT/THE CANADIAN PRESS isten, all those professional sports teams that figure they can...
A nurse draws the H1N1 vaccine into a syringe at a vaccination clinic at the Tom Brown Arena in Ottawa on Monday, Nov. 2, 2009. PAWEL DWULIT/THE CANADIAN PRESS isten, all those professional sports teams that figure they can...
“... Political scapegoating, breathtaking incompetence, spectacular mismanagement and remarkable mean-spiritedness, M’Lord!â€_ Below: Learned counsel, His Lordship.If the unnamed “senior staff memberâ€_ from Alberta...
Players ranging from minor leaguers to Maple Leafs are deemed 'high-risk,' allowing them to get the flu shot ahead of other healthy Canadians Josh Wingrove, Anna Mehler Paperny and Dawn Walton Pregnant women, young children,...
Health officials in B.C. are investigating how members of a minor league professional hockey team managed to jump the queue and get swine flu shots ahead of people listed as a priority for the vaccine.
‘This should not have happened and should not happen again’ Wednesday, November 4, 2009 6:13pm - 0 Comments Alberta health officials have fired the most senior person responsible for allowing players on the Calgary Flames to be...
By Jodie Sinnema, edmontonjournal.comNovember 4, 2009 12:55 PM Photograph by: Malcolm Mayes, edmontonjournal.com EDMONTON — Alberta’s health superboard has fired the most senior staff member involved in releasing H1N1...
EDMONTON - Alberta Health Services says it has fired a senior staff member over the Calgary Flames swine flu vaccine controversy. The board, which reports directly to the Alberta government, won't name who has been dismissed,...
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