💼Manitoba is investing 8.2 billion to revamp healthcare, including hiring 1,000 more healthcare workers.
⏳The province is spending 65 million to reduce ER wait times and 35 million on capital projects.
🏥New Personal Care Homes and supervised consumption sites are being planned.
🏠Manitoba's affordable housing is a strong incentive for healthcare workers to move to the province.
🚗Tax credits, rebates, and premium reductions are being offered to improve affordability for residents.
What is Manitoba's investment in healthcare?
—Manitoba is investing 8.2 billion in healthcare to revamp the system and hire 1,000 more healthcare workers.
What is the province doing to reduce ER wait times?
—The province is spending 65 million to reduce ER wait times and improve healthcare services.
Are there any plans for new healthcare facilities?
—Yes, new Personal Care Homes and a supervised consumption site are being planned in Manitoba.
What makes Manitoba an attractive place for healthcare workers?
—Manitoba's affordable housing market is a strong incentive for healthcare workers to move to the province.
How is the province improving affordability for residents?
—Manitoba is providing tax credits, rebates, and premium reductions to improve affordability for residents.
00:01Manitoba is committed to putting the province on a positive path forward by investing in healthcare and improving affordability.
00:05The province is allocating 8.2 billion for revamping healthcare, including hiring more healthcare workers and reducing ER wait times.
00:10Manitoba's affordable housing market is a competitive advantage in attracting healthcare workers.
00:14Tax credits, rebates, and premium reductions are being offered to improve affordability for residents.
01:13New Personal Care Homes and a supervised consumption site are being planned in Winnipeg.
