Canada’s premiers are set to conclude their three-day meeting in Winnipeg, focusing on health care, housing, and bail reform by Wednesday around 1 p.m.
During the meeting, the premiers expressed their commitment to finding collaborative solutions to address health care issues that affect the entire country.
Heather Stefanson, the chair of the Council of the Federation and the Premier of Manitoba, mentioned that they plan to meet later this year to explore resource sharing opportunities.
Discussions will focus on recruitment, retention, and training to address the ongoing staffing shortages in each province.
The premiers have been convening in Winnipeg to address important provincial matters.
On Monday, the premiers started the annual three-day conference by meeting with Indigenous leaders to discuss housing, child welfare, and reconciliation.
Global News will be live streaming the final meeting on Wednesday and providing a summary of the important discussions.
— with files from the Canadian Press
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