Manitoba adopts income based Pharmacare effective April
Manitoba unveils income based Pharmacare to take effect April 1, shifting coverage to income level with two deductibles of two or three percent. The changes aim to protect those with low or fixed incomes while preserving broad drug coverage and seamless transitions for current beneficiaries. Eligible purchases from Jan 1 to March 31 can be credited toward the new deductible, and applications are available at pharmacies statewide. Manitoba Health notes the program mirrors elements of Saskatchewan's 1993 model and maintains Life Saving Drugs program benefits for current enrollees.
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R.M. of Miniota Releases Audited 1995 Financial Statement
The audited financial statement for the year 1995 has been deposited in the office of the administrator Doug McAulay for inspection during business hours.
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