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Canada's only fully Indigenous-owned imaging clinic obtains second MRI machine

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Canada's only fully Indigenous-owned imaging clinic obtains second MRI machine

A new MRI machine has just been opened for use in Saskatoon.

The facility where it's held is the only 100 per cent Indigenous-owned imaging clinic in Canada, shared between three Saskatchewan First Nations.

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