The Manitoba Association of Health Care Professionals (MAHCP) issued a strike deadline for 7,000 allied healthcare professionals, which would impact services such as non-emergency surgical procedures, lab and diagnostic tests, including MRI, CT, ultrasounds, PET, ECHO and EEG. It would also impact radiation treatments at CancerCare, therapeutic and rehabilitation treatments such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech-language pathology. It stems further to impact patient discharge from emergency departments and medical units, home care services, non-emergent patient transports, mid-wifery appointments, with expectations of late-term or immediate post-natal, assessment and treatment for children with disabilities and non-crisis mental health and addictions services.