Canada commits up to $6 million to help address Manitoba doctor shortage

Canada commits up to $6 million to help address Manitoba doctor shortage

October 14, 2026 6:18 pm CST.

New federal funding aims to help draw internationally trained medical graduates into Manitoba’s health-care system. Justin Hardy reports.

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