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Manitoba’s healthcare system is on the rebound, adding over 4,700 new workers since last October — including doctors, nurses, aides, and allied health pros — after factoring out departures. The Premier calls it a vital first step toward tackling long wait times, even as demand grows with population expansion. Health Minister notes Manitoba’s shifting reputation: no longer a “flyover province,” but a destination for health-care talent, with record training numbers. Yet critical gaps remain — especially in allied health — directly slowing emergency response and testing. Urgent need exists for MRI/CT techs, rural paramedics, and respiratory therapists to truly cut delays. More hands are coming, but targeted hiring of specialized staff is key to solving the puzzle.

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