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Brandon needs hospice to offer better end-of-life care outside Winnipeg, group says

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Two women stand in front of a billboard that says the nearest hospice residence is 207 kilometres away.

The Westman Hospice Association and Canadian Cancer Society have launched a series of bus ads and billboards highlighting the lack of hospice care in Brandon. Right now, Brandonites have to travel more than 200 kilometres to get to the closest hospice.

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