Young adults and children in Manitoba can soon receive the measles vaccine at their local pharmacy instead of visiting a physician.
Manitoba Pharmacists to Administer Measles Vaccines
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Manitoba Hosting Hiring Forum to Fast-Track Nurses into Workforce
Manitoba is hosting a provincewide hiring forum aimed at helping nurses and health-care aides enter the workforce more quickly.
Grand Prize Winner Drawn in 2026 Mega Million Choices Lottery
The Grand Prize winner of the 2026 Mega Million Choices Lottery has been drawn by the St. Boniface Hospital Foundation.
Final Week to Win Millions!
Sponsored: Manitoba – this is your final chance to win big! Ticket sales for the 2026 St. Boniface Hospital Mega Million Choices Lottery close this Thursday at midnight.
Manitoba Training 45 New ICU Nurses as Health Groups Warn of Staffing Shortages
The Manitoba government says a record 45 nurses are completing specialized critical care training to work in hospitals across the province.
Concordia Hospital Spine Centre Gets $2.7M Boost
The Manitoba government is spending $2.7 million on advanced surgical technology at Winnipeg’s Concordia Hospital.
Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service Locates Stolen Medical Bag
The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service says a stolen medical response bag containing potentially dangerous medications has been recovered.
Manitoba Government Plans Steps Toward Reducing Nurse Overtime, Improving Care
The Manitoba government is planning to set up two committees as part of its promise to improve health care.
Manitoba Opens Expanded Grace Hospital Surgery Clinic
A new surgery clinic at Winnipeg’s Grace Hospital has opened to improve access to surgical care and reduce wait times.
Manitoba to Require Free Menstrual Products in Workplaces
Manitoba says it will become the first province in Canada to require employers to provide free menstrual products to workers.
Manitoba Reports Highest Primary Care Access Rate in Canada: Survey
Manitoba has the highest reported rate of access to primary care in Canada, according to a national survey released on Thursday.
Mould, Asbestos, Keep Thousands Out of Manitoba First Nation After Outage
The leader of a First Nation in northern Manitoba that has been dealing with severe water damage, forcing many to leave, says 2,000 people remain displaced due to unhabitable homes.
