Manitoba Introduces Durable Plastic Health Cards to Replace Outdated Paper Versions
2025-01-15
The Canadian Press on MSN.com
The Manitoba government has begun accepting online applications for new plastic health cards, designed to be more modern and durable than traditional paper cards. These upgraded cards are less prone to wear and tear, ensuring Manitobans have a reliable and long-lasting proof of health coverage. With the shift to plastic, residents can expect improved card longevity and reduced replacement needs, making it a significant upgrade for the province's healthcare system. The introduction of these new cards is part of the government's effort to modernize healthcare services, enhancing overall user experience. Key features of the new cards include enhanced durability and resistance to damage.
