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Manitoba clinics

IVF clinics in Manitoba
One clinic, in Winnipeg.

Short answer

As of July 2026, CFAS lists one fertility clinic in Manitoba, in Winnipeg, and one Manitoba clinic takes part in CARTR Plus, Canada's IVF registry. Heartland Fertility opened in Winnipeg in May 1997 and, at its 20th anniversary, reported more than 3,000 babies conceived through IVF. No Manitoba-specific cycle or outcome figures were published.

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The clinic

One clinic for the whole province

  • 1 fertility clinic in Manitoba, located in Winnipeg (CFAS, July 2026).
  • 1 Manitoba clinic listed as a CARTR Plus participant (registry report, September 2025).
  • Heartland Fertility (Winnipeg) opened in May 1997 and reported more than 3,000 IVF babies by its 20th anniversary (CBC News).
  • CFAS names Heartland Fertility Clinic as one of the referral clinics used by Nunavut residents.

Keep in mind that Manitoba's Fertility Treatment Tax Credit does not count treatments or medications obtained outside Manitoba (Manitoba Tax Assistance Office).

Context

Where Manitoba sits in the national picture

Canada, CARTR PlusFigure
Clinics submitting 2024 data36
Patients (2024)30,313
Egg retrievals (2024)21,697
Embryo transfers, fresh and frozen (2024)27,682
Ongoing pregnancies (2024)10,532
Live births, 2023 cohort8,870

Canada-wide figures. Source: CARTR Plus Annual Report 2025, CFAS / BORN Ontario.

CFAS reports that 73% of Canada's fertility clinics are in Ontario and Quebec (July 2026). With a single clinic in the province, ask early about wait times and about what each step costs, and confirm with the clinic, the Manitoba Tax Assistance Office and your insurer what you can claim, since rules change.

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Questions for your first appointment

With one clinic, you may not compare many professionals, but you can still evaluate the one you see. Map to the Positive gives a script for the first visit:

  • What's your approach to the type of case I'm bringing you?
  • What workup sequence do you suggest?
  • How long until we have a diagnosis?
  • Which treatments would you consider for this scenario, in order?
  • How do you follow patients in the months between appointments?
  • What's your success rate in cases like mine?
  • Do you work with insurance or private pay? What costs should I expect?
  • If we get to assisted reproduction, do you refer out or perform it?
Where this fits

This is one chapter. The map has 42.

These questions come from Chapter 31 of Map to the Positive, in Station IV, on choosing the right doctor. The station also covers when to see a specialist, each rung of the treatment ladder, and IVF phase by phase with the questions to ask before you start.

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