Dynalife to transfer staff, equipment and property to province by end of year
The Alberta government is bringing all community lab testing back in-house in the face of long waits and bottlenecks for testing in Calgary and southern Alberta.
LaGrange did not discuss the cost of the deal, saying there is a memorandum of understanding with Dynalife and those details are still being hashed out.
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