Ah, gutting public healthcare so that the masses will more easily accept gradual privatization of it? My province is doing it too.
She got a start on doing it with education, as well. In her first year in office, she couldn't throw money fast enough at private and charter schools, while at the same time threatening to fire the entire public school board in Calgary over some phantom "wrongdoing" with their budget. She ordered an audit, in spite of one having already been done recently.
Her post-secondary colleague (who is the current MoE) couldn't throw money fast enough at faith-based post-secondary institutions, while cutting funding for public institutions.
Her issue was that it was an "NDP audit" so she didn't trust them. The entire ATA (Alberta Teachers Association) is a corrupt NDP union, y'know, and her daft curriculum (not a typo;
'daft' is the politest word I can think of for it) was meant to replace the "NDP curriculum".
Thing is, there is not, and never was, an "NDP curriculum". The curriculum that had her so upset was actually developed by a succession of PC (Progressive-Conservative) Education Ministers. The major change the NDP did in their 4 years was to make it mandatory for schools to establish GSAs (Gay-Straight Alliance groups) if the students asked for them. The UCP did away with that, of course. There's now a "pronoun bill" coming into effect soon, where the teachers aren't allowed to call a student by their preferred name/pronoun without a permission slip from the parents (some of whom won't even know their kid is LGBT as they haven't come out).
So Adriana LaGrange is unfit to manage anything. I wouldn't even put her in charge of a lemonade stand (with or without the business license some municipalities require for a 6-year-old to sell lemonade).
I belong to a couple of political groups on FB, and people keep saying "contact your MLA if you have a problem with ______ ." I tell them my MLA is Adriana LaGrange, who blocked me years ago on FB due to my criticism of the daft curriculum (impossible questions, inaccuracies, openly racist, open religious bias, recipe for a major Charter challenge if that pile of (censored) had ever been put into actual use in the schools), I didn't vote for her, and they say, "My condolences."
She's so thin-skinned, that she tried to have people charged when they got frustrated at being blocked and ignored, and resorted to leaving messages for her on the sidewalk in front of her office. It's actually not illegal to write on the sidewalk with chalk, as long as you don't write hate speech or threats. Even the equally-useless other MLA we have (in Red Deer South) tried to have people charged (guess they left a message outside his office in chalk). He called the cops, and they openly laughed in his face and told him no crime had been committed.
The Calgary branch of the Raging Grannies* made a video about this.
*protest group comprised of senior women
As for health care, yeah, their intention is to privatize as much of it as possible. Some clinics got the notion to charge patients a "subscription fee" on a per-person/per family basis, costing thousands annually, for access to the doctors. People protested having to pay this for services that are supposed to be covered in accordance with the Canada Health Act. The problem is that we have a lot fewer doctors than we need (a problem all across the country), and more are leaving or retiring early or switching to other careers, so these ones in Calgary tried to take advantage of desperate people, knowing that at least some would pay - and they didn't care that the others would then be forced to go to walk-in clinics or the ER (assuming one is open when they need it).
I know the health care situation is desperate across the country. But in Alberta, it's as though the government is openly hostile toward the people who need it most.