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Manitoba bolsters mental health support for first responders with new trauma-informed services

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The Manitoba government has announced a new initiative to enhance trauma-informed support services for first responders, acknowledging the mental health challenges faced by this workforce. Premier Wab Kinew emphasized the commitment to providing additional support to those who routinely encounter t...

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