Dr. Deena Hinshaw was hired by Alberta's Indigenous health team, then removed against their wishes

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When a screengrab of an announcement welcoming Dr. Deena Hinshaw to her new position appeared on social media earlier this month, a furor erupted online.

Hinshaw was Alberta’s chief medical officer of health until she was fired last November by Danielle Smith, shortly after Smith became premier.

Now Hinshaw appeared to have a job with the Indigenous Wellness Core (IWC), a program of Alberta Health Services focused on Indigenous health care.

Outrage ensued from many quarters — particularly from those opposed to Hinshaw’s support of masking and vaccines during the pandemic.

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AHS issued a statement: “Dr. Hinshaw is not employed by AHS.”

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