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Canada provides $6 million to Manitoba to expand medical training capacity

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The Government of Canada announced it will provide up to $6 million over three years to Manitoba to expand family medicine training opportunities for international medical graduates. This funding is intended to help bring more family doctors into the health care system across Manitoba. The project will involve Manitoba Health improving its Practice Ready Assessment process to support these international medical graduates.

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The investment is designed to strengthen family medicine and emergency department services in Manitoba, particularly in rural and remote communities. The program is expected to result in up to 90 new family physicians being ready to work in Manitoba by 2028-2029, helping to meet local health-care workforce needs.

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Who's involved

  • ManitobaThe province receiving federal funding to expand its health workforce.
  • Government of CanadaThe federal government providing the financial aid and support.
  • Marjorie MichelMinister of Health who announced the federal funding.
  • Uzoma AsagwaraManitoba's Minister of Health, Seniors and Long-Term Care, who announced the funding.
  • Manitoba HealthThe provincial agency responsible for expanding and improving the assessment process.

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