Edmonton Journal
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Aug 10, 2026
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Cancer-diagnosed Albertans may have to partly pay for diagnostic scans, even after government compensation
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Cancer-diagnosed Albertans may have to partly pay for diagnostic scans, even after government compensation
A ministerial order dated July 31 outlines the maximum benefit limits for four kinds of tests, but in some cases, those amounts are far less than the price demanded by private providers
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