Alberta health officials were also directors at a company linked to a supplier | Unpublished
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Source Feed: The Globe and Mail
Author: Tom Cardoso, Carrie Tait, Stephanie Chambers
Publication Date: September 29, 2025 - 05:00

Alberta health officials were also directors at a company linked to a supplier

September 29, 2025

Two of the most senior purchasing officials at Alberta Health Services in 2022 were also briefly directors of a numbered company with ties to a supplier that has been awarded hundreds of millions of dollars in business by the health agency, The Globe and Mail has found.

Corporate filings show that in October, 2022, Jitendra Prasad and Blayne Iskiw – both of whom then worked as senior procurement officials at Alberta Health Services – were directors of a numbered company with a person named Khalil Mraiche.



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