Halifax Examiner
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May 22, 2026
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Province House roundup: Health minister ‘working hard’ to address long waits for mammograms; long-term care strike continues; OPOR and wait times
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Province House roundup: Health minister ‘working hard’ to address long waits for mammograms; long-term care strike continues; OPOR and wait times
BY JENNIFER HENDERSON
MAY 22, 2026
Credit: Getty Images/Unsplash+
Health Minister Michelle Thompson and Premier Tim Houston agree that women in Nova Scotia are waiting too long for routine and urgent mammograms that can detect breast cancer.
A 30% vacancy rate for medical radiation technologists at the IWK Health Centre has led to a 15 month wait for people in the Halifax area, with appointments now being scheduled for the…
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