Manitoba - Training program for rural paramedics suspended as graduates prevented from using new skills

Dozens of paramedics paid thousands of dollars for a government-funded training course designed to give them advanced skills to use in rural Manitoba communities, but the province still hasn't figured out how to deploy or even pay them.

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