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Niagara Health can now apply for major federal health research funding after being recognized by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) — a distinction usually reserved for universities, large academic hospitals and only a few community hospitals in Canada.
James Hall has been shortlisted by the Canadian Bar Association for an award celebrating exceptional early-career legal talent.
Early in the construction phase, they were the only things you could see from afar – four tower cranes perched high above the skyline marking the place where the South Niagara Hospital building would eventually sit. As construction marked the two-year milestone, it came time to bid farewell to two of our trusted tower cranes, a sign of progress for the project.
Sometimes the best way to explore a future career is to see it in action, especially when it comes to work in the skilled trades. Indigenous youth from across southern Ontario had a first-hand look at the future South Niagara Hospital this month, gaining exposure to careers in the skilled trades during a tour of the active construction site.
Stay in the loop! The latest issue of the South Niagara Hospital Project Newsletter is here with construction updates, project news and more.
Construction of the South Niagara Hospital has reached the two-year mark, a major milestone in the development of a state-of-the-art facility that will bring world-class, patient-centred healthcare to Niagara residents.
Niagara Health has released its 2024–2025 Annual Report, highlighting a year of steady progress and major milestones as the organization works toward building a stronger, more modern hospital system for Niagara.
Santé Niagara a rendu public son rapport annuel 2024-2025, dans lequel il souligne les grandes étapes franchies dans la mise en place d’un réseau hospitalier plus fort et plus moderne pour la région de Niagara.
How Information, Communication and Automation Technology is powering the new South Niagara Hospital.
We are designing the South Niagara Hospital to be adaptable, flexible, and responsive — built to meet today’s state-of-the-art healthcare needs while anticipating future demands and supporting the long-term health of Niagara’s people and environment.
