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Manitoba will hire up to 90 family doctors by 2029 with $6M in federal funding: health minister

CBC Canada ·
Manitoba will hire up to 90 family doctors by 2029 with $6M in federal funding: health minister

The federal government is putting up about $6 million to hire as many as 90 internationally trained doctors by 2029 to work in Manitoba, primarily in rural and remote communities, provincial and federal health ministers said Wednesday.

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