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Corrupt Care refers to a cluster of deals or contracts involving Healthcare in Alberta, Alberta Health Services, and the interventions by the UCP and Danielle Smith to control how deals are negotiated and entered.
Since this story continues to evolve, the full depth of Corrupt Care is difficult to track and navigate. This wiki is intended to help as a focus of sorts. Certainly, the wiki is a work in progress, and I hope to continue building it out.
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Corrupt Care refers to a cluster of deals or contracts involving Healthcare in Alberta, Alberta Health Services, and the interventions by the UCP and Danielle Smith to control how deals are negotiated and entered.
Since this story continues to evolve, the full depth of Corrupt Care is difficult to track and navigate. This wiki is intended to help as a focus of sorts. Certainly, the wiki is a work in progress, and I hope to continue building it out.
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Corrupt Care refers to a cluster of deals or contracts involving Healthcare in Alberta, Alberta Health Services, and the interventions by the UCP and Danielle Smith to control how deals are negotiated and entered.
Since this story continues to evolve, the full depth of Corrupt Care is difficult to track and navigate. This wiki is intended to help as a focus of sorts. Certainly, the wiki is a work in progress, and I hope to continue building it out.
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Corrupt Care refers to a cluster of deals or contracts involving Healthcare in Alberta, Alberta Health Services, and the interventions by the UCP and Danielle Smith to control how deals are negotiated and entered.
Since this story continues to evolve, the full depth of Corrupt Care is difficult to track and navigate. This wiki is intended to help as a focus of sorts. Certainly, the wiki is a work in progress, and I hope to continue building it out.
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Next: Sam Mraiche
These are allegations surrounding a cluster of procurement contracts that involve a number of different parties. Information gathered here may still be developing. Please keep this in mind.
Like in any system of government, there will always be corruption. A system of government that attempts to ensure the involvement of the broadest sections of the population in the distribution of wealth would normally incentivize “democracy”. But, politicians are always incentivized to change their goal posts to ensure their re-election, and to ensure the continuity of their power. Hence there is a competing conflict of interest where the politician will always prefer to create and satisfy a lower number of power “gatekeepers”.
By simply sharing awareness of this corruption, its duality, and its balance, you too are engaging in democracy. Canadians must bring these people into account to protect the balance of power in favour of the people of this country. Was Sam Mraiche a story of personal greed? Sure. And, at the same time, one might fashion him as someone designed for even more dangerous stages if permitted. As noted below, during the Tylenot Arc, Jitendra Prasad supervised the procurement of Turkish Tylenol at quantities 10 times over the expected need.
Mraiche by this time had some how pivoted an Oil and Gas service management type company into Healthcare Procurement, and was potentially positioned to meet a shortage of children’s pain medication across Canada. But, as hindsight provides, none of this unfolded as planned. Had Mraiche succeeded, then the UCP would have fostered and mothered an incredibly lucrative private Healthcare Procurement company with deep ties with its own political party membership. But, such a birthing would have been the result of a parasitic relationship with AHS, where the Mraiche family of businesses arguably drew all of its wealth from.
Such a story would raise alarms when Canadians consider the developments in the United States of America. In the US, the billionaires have effectively taken over the country. There’s little that remains of US rule of law, rather, in its place, is rule of money. Canadians must bear with the disturbing possibility that the UCP of Alberta tried to birth their own billionaire, beholden to itself, in a series of questionable and unethical business transactions.
But, as the Wyant Report suggested, another view to take is that people were doing their best in the face of an unprecedented challenge in the COVID Pandemic. People were dying at alarming rates, and to this writing in 2026, the scientific community continues to study how exactly COVID damages the human body. So, while you continue to review and learn of the Corrupt Care scandal, I encourage you not to simply look at this as a personal interest story, but to keep some questions and points in mind.
While Sam Mraiche features prominently throughout the Corrupt Care cluster of procurement contracts that span from COVID Test Kits to Recovery Centre Construction, there were still many people within and outside of Sam Mraiche’s orbit who honestly did their utmost to save as many lives as possible. Canadians will always honour their service, and the many sacrifices that continue to be made in 2026 to meet the evolving challenges of Healthcare and COVID.
Yet, there remain actors within Corrupt Care that had “mixed motives” that included personal profit and perhaps greater national ambitions. Some questions to keep in mind: First and foremost, why Sam Mraiche at all? For those who already conclude that Mraiche must have been the “fence” between the UCP and AHS, to drain the Healthcare system’s coffers for gain, this seems like a trite question. But, for one to understand the real gaps of logic here, I suggest that the balance of power mentioned above is a tool and a guide. I think this question above all else should surface: Why Sam Mraiche? Why this one person among all others?
#CorruptCare #Corruption #AHS #AlbertaUnderSiege #SamMraiche #DanielleSmith #UCP #BryanWard #RCMP #RaymondWyant #AthanaMentzelopoulos #MarshallSmith
#EthicalFading
#comment
- #AbLeg #AbPoli #CdnPoli 137
https://kopitalk.net/community/canada/wiki/sammraiche -
Next: Sam Mraiche
These are allegations surrounding a cluster of procurement contracts that involve a number of different parties. Information gathered here may still be developing. Please keep this in mind.
Like in any system of government, there will always be corruption. A system of government that attempts to ensure the involvement of the broadest sections of the population in the distribution of wealth would normally incentivize “democracy”. But, politicians are always incentivized to change their goal posts to ensure their re-election, and to ensure the continuity of their power. Hence there is a competing conflict of interest where the politician will always prefer to create and satisfy a lower number of power “gatekeepers”.
By simply sharing awareness of this corruption, its duality, and its balance, you too are engaging in democracy. Canadians must bring these people into account to protect the balance of power in favour of the people of this country. Was Sam Mraiche a story of personal greed? Sure. And, at the same time, one might fashion him as someone designed for even more dangerous stages if permitted. As noted below, during the Tylenot Arc, Jitendra Prasad supervised the procurement of Turkish Tylenol at quantities 10 times over the expected need.
Mraiche by this time had some how pivoted an Oil and Gas service management type company into Healthcare Procurement, and was potentially positioned to meet a shortage of children’s pain medication across Canada. But, as hindsight provides, none of this unfolded as planned. Had Mraiche succeeded, then the UCP would have fostered and mothered an incredibly lucrative private Healthcare Procurement company with deep ties with its own political party membership. But, such a birthing would have been the result of a parasitic relationship with AHS, where the Mraiche family of businesses arguably drew all of its wealth from.
Such a story would raise alarms when Canadians consider the developments in the United States of America. In the US, the billionaires have effectively taken over the country. There’s little that remains of US rule of law, rather, in its place, is rule of money. Canadians must bear with the disturbing possibility that the UCP of Alberta tried to birth their own billionaire, beholden to itself, in a series of questionable and unethical business transactions.
But, as the Wyant Report suggested, another view to take is that people were doing their best in the face of an unprecedented challenge in the COVID Pandemic. People were dying at alarming rates, and to this writing in 2026, the scientific community continues to study how exactly COVID damages the human body. So, while you continue to review and learn of the Corrupt Care scandal, I encourage you not to simply look at this as a personal interest story, but to keep some questions and points in mind.
While Sam Mraiche features prominently throughout the Corrupt Care cluster of procurement contracts that span from COVID Test Kits to Recovery Centre Construction, there were still many people within and outside of Sam Mraiche’s orbit who honestly did their utmost to save as many lives as possible. Canadians will always honour their service, and the many sacrifices that continue to be made in 2026 to meet the evolving challenges of Healthcare and COVID.
Yet, there remain actors within Corrupt Care that had “mixed motives” that included personal profit and perhaps greater national ambitions. Some questions to keep in mind: First and foremost, why Sam Mraiche at all? For those who already conclude that Mraiche must have been the “fence” between the UCP and AHS, to drain the Healthcare system’s coffers for gain, this seems like a trite question. But, for one to understand the real gaps of logic here, I suggest that the balance of power mentioned above is a tool and a guide. I think this question above all else should surface: Why Sam Mraiche? Why this one person among all others?
#CorruptCare #Corruption #AHS #AlbertaUnderSiege #SamMraiche #DanielleSmith #UCP #BryanWard #RCMP #RaymondWyant #AthanaMentzelopoulos #MarshallSmith
#EthicalFading
#comment
- #AbLeg #AbPoli #CdnPoli 137
https://kopitalk.net/community/canada/wiki/sammraiche -
Next: Sam Mraiche
These are allegations surrounding a cluster of procurement contracts that involve a number of different parties. Information gathered here may still be developing. Please keep this in mind.
Like in any system of government, there will always be corruption. A system of government that attempts to ensure the involvement of the broadest sections of the population in the distribution of wealth would normally incentivize “democracy”. But, politicians are always incentivized to change their goal posts to ensure their re-election, and to ensure the continuity of their power. Hence there is a competing conflict of interest where the politician will always prefer to create and satisfy a lower number of power “gatekeepers”.
By simply sharing awareness of this corruption, its duality, and its balance, you too are engaging in democracy. Canadians must bring these people into account to protect the balance of power in favour of the people of this country. Was Sam Mraiche a story of personal greed? Sure. And, at the same time, one might fashion him as someone designed for even more dangerous stages if permitted. As noted below, during the Tylenot Arc, Jitendra Prasad supervised the procurement of Turkish Tylenol at quantities 10 times over the expected need.
Mraiche by this time had some how pivoted an Oil and Gas service management type company into Healthcare Procurement, and was potentially positioned to meet a shortage of children’s pain medication across Canada. But, as hindsight provides, none of this unfolded as planned. Had Mraiche succeeded, then the UCP would have fostered and mothered an incredibly lucrative private Healthcare Procurement company with deep ties with its own political party membership. But, such a birthing would have been the result of a parasitic relationship with AHS, where the Mraiche family of businesses arguably drew all of its wealth from.
Such a story would raise alarms when Canadians consider the developments in the United States of America. In the US, the billionaires have effectively taken over the country. There’s little that remains of US rule of law, rather, in its place, is rule of money. Canadians must bear with the disturbing possibility that the UCP of Alberta tried to birth their own billionaire, beholden to itself, in a series of questionable and unethical business transactions.
But, as the Wyant Report suggested, another view to take is that people were doing their best in the face of an unprecedented challenge in the COVID Pandemic. People were dying at alarming rates, and to this writing in 2026, the scientific community continues to study how exactly COVID damages the human body. So, while you continue to review and learn of the Corrupt Care scandal, I encourage you not to simply look at this as a personal interest story, but to keep some questions and points in mind.
While Sam Mraiche features prominently throughout the Corrupt Care cluster of procurement contracts that span from COVID Test Kits to Recovery Centre Construction, there were still many people within and outside of Sam Mraiche’s orbit who honestly did their utmost to save as many lives as possible. Canadians will always honour their service, and the many sacrifices that continue to be made in 2026 to meet the evolving challenges of Healthcare and COVID.
Yet, there remain actors within Corrupt Care that had “mixed motives” that included personal profit and perhaps greater national ambitions. Some questions to keep in mind: First and foremost, why Sam Mraiche at all? For those who already conclude that Mraiche must have been the “fence” between the UCP and AHS, to drain the Healthcare system’s coffers for gain, this seems like a trite question. But, for one to understand the real gaps of logic here, I suggest that the balance of power mentioned above is a tool and a guide. I think this question above all else should surface: Why Sam Mraiche? Why this one person among all others?
#CorruptCare #Corruption #AHS #AlbertaUnderSiege #SamMraiche #DanielleSmith #UCP #BryanWard #RCMP #RaymondWyant #AthanaMentzelopoulos #MarshallSmith
#EthicalFading
#comment
- #AbLeg #AbPoli #CdnPoli 137
https://kopitalk.net/community/canada/wiki/sammraiche -
Next: Sam Mraiche
These are allegations surrounding a cluster of procurement contracts that involve a number of different parties. Information gathered here may still be developing. Please keep this in mind.
Like in any system of government, there will always be corruption. A system of government that attempts to ensure the involvement of the broadest sections of the population in the distribution of wealth would normally incentivize “democracy”. But, politicians are always incentivized to change their goal posts to ensure their re-election, and to ensure the continuity of their power. Hence there is a competing conflict of interest where the politician will always prefer to create and satisfy a lower number of power “gatekeepers”.
By simply sharing awareness of this corruption, its duality, and its balance, you too are engaging in democracy. Canadians must bring these people into account to protect the balance of power in favour of the people of this country. Was Sam Mraiche a story of personal greed? Sure. And, at the same time, one might fashion him as someone designed for even more dangerous stages if permitted. As noted below, during the Tylenot Arc, Jitendra Prasad supervised the procurement of Turkish Tylenol at quantities 10 times over the expected need.
Mraiche by this time had some how pivoted an Oil and Gas service management type company into Healthcare Procurement, and was potentially positioned to meet a shortage of children’s pain medication across Canada. But, as hindsight provides, none of this unfolded as planned. Had Mraiche succeeded, then the UCP would have fostered and mothered an incredibly lucrative private Healthcare Procurement company with deep ties with its own political party membership. But, such a birthing would have been the result of a parasitic relationship with AHS, where the Mraiche family of businesses arguably drew all of its wealth from.
Such a story would raise alarms when Canadians consider the developments in the United States of America. In the US, the billionaires have effectively taken over the country. There’s little that remains of US rule of law, rather, in its place, is rule of money. Canadians must bear with the disturbing possibility that the UCP of Alberta tried to birth their own billionaire, beholden to itself, in a series of questionable and unethical business transactions.
But, as the Wyant Report suggested, another view to take is that people were doing their best in the face of an unprecedented challenge in the COVID Pandemic. People were dying at alarming rates, and to this writing in 2026, the scientific community continues to study how exactly COVID damages the human body. So, while you continue to review and learn of the Corrupt Care scandal, I encourage you not to simply look at this as a personal interest story, but to keep some questions and points in mind.
While Sam Mraiche features prominently throughout the Corrupt Care cluster of procurement contracts that span from COVID Test Kits to Recovery Centre Construction, there were still many people within and outside of Sam Mraiche’s orbit who honestly did their utmost to save as many lives as possible. Canadians will always honour their service, and the many sacrifices that continue to be made in 2026 to meet the evolving challenges of Healthcare and COVID.
Yet, there remain actors within Corrupt Care that had “mixed motives” that included personal profit and perhaps greater national ambitions. Some questions to keep in mind: First and foremost, why Sam Mraiche at all? For those who already conclude that Mraiche must have been the “fence” between the UCP and AHS, to drain the Healthcare system’s coffers for gain, this seems like a trite question. But, for one to understand the real gaps of logic here, I suggest that the balance of power mentioned above is a tool and a guide. I think this question above all else should surface: Why Sam Mraiche? Why this one person among all others?
#CorruptCare #Corruption #AHS #AlbertaUnderSiege #SamMraiche #DanielleSmith #UCP #BryanWard #RCMP #RaymondWyant #AthanaMentzelopoulos #MarshallSmith
#EthicalFading
#comment
- #AbLeg #AbPoli #CdnPoli 137
https://kopitalk.net/community/canada/wiki/sammraiche
