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"Doctors are telling us very clearly whey they're choosing our province," Asagwara said.

"They want to practise medicine without insurance barriers getting in the way. They want less administrative overhead and more time with their patients."

One recent recruits is Dr. Jesse Krikorian, a family physician who moved from Michigan last summer and now works at a community health clinic in Winnipeg.

Krikorian said Friday there was government interference in health care in the United States.

"I focus on underserved populations and that includes LGBTQ+ populations," Krikorian said. "So I saw, sort of, the writing on the wall that it was going to become more and more difficult to provide quality care to those patients."

Canada's publicly funded health system also helped attract Krikorian, who said some of his patients south of the border delayed followup care because of cost.

The 13 American doctors are a net increase and in addition to 285 from Canada and other countries since the 2023 provincial election, Asagwara said.

The NDP's promise to improve health care was a central plank in its election campaign platform. To date, wait times at hospitals and urgent care centres remain high.

Getting those wait times down will take time, Asagwara said, but the government has opened more clinics for minor illnesses and primary care.

The government also said it's still in talks with dozens of other American doctors who may move north.

"To paraphrase what it says at the Statue of Liberty, give us your poor, give us your weary, give us your Americans yearning to be free," Premier Wab Kinew said.

This report by 好色tvwas first published Jan. 23, 2026