Alberta inadequate in access and wellness says Arthritis Society of Canada in new report
Hiren Mansukhani
Publié le : 16 Avril 2026
Mis à jour le : 16 Avril 2026
Calgary Herald
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...Such concerns were reflected in a recent report by the Arthritis Society of Canada, which graded Alberta and several other provinces a D, while provinces like Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island and the Northwest Territories received an F.
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