Fired AHS CEO suing Alberta, alleging political interference

Fired AHS CEO suing Alberta, alleging political interference

February 13, 2025 7:02 pm MST.

CityNews takes a closer look at the $1.7M lawsuit launched by the fired CEO of Alberta Health Services. As Sean Amato reports, the claim also alleges corruption and an attempted coverup, which the government denies.

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