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Premier Kathleen Wynne (right) with Dr. Laura Curiel (centre), Minister Michael Gravelle (left), and Minister Bill Mauro (right, partially obscured) touring the TBRRI’s wet lab. This past July, the province invested a further $4 million into our growing research program.

Is TBRRI Making Thunder Bay Smarter?

Graham Strong - September 23, 2014 0

Keith Taylor, Co-Chair of the PFA Advisory Council, said that research is important to local healthcare because it has a direct impact on patient care. Thanks to wise investments in health research by our community through the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation’s Health Discovery Fund, we are Bringing Discoveries to Life and together, making our region healthier, wealthier, and smarter.

TBRRI Medical Research Drives Better Healthcare Today

Graham Strong - September 14, 2014 0

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Quit Sitting Down and Be Healthier!

NNL Staff - September 4, 2014 0

Sheila White, an Anishinaabe Language and Culture Secondary School Teacher, volunteered to provide a series of cultural lessons to Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre staff and volunteers.

Sharing Culturally Based Teachings at Thunder Bay Regional

Donna Faye - August 31, 2014 0

Canadians Ambivalent About Healthcare System

NNL Staff - August 26, 2014 0

Green Werks Garden at St. Joseph's Care Group is celebrating another successful harvest. The Green Werks Garden produces organically-grown vegetables and provides employment experience for consumers of mental health services. This year, the Care Group will start using seasonal produce from the garden in its cafeteria and catering menus. Pictured above L-R: Tracy Buckler, CEO & President, Doug Dowhos, Supervisor Employment Development, Julie Nix, Sodexo Chef for St. Joseph's Care Group.

Green Thumbs Enhance Food Services

James Murray - August 26, 2014 0

Mandy O'Connor needs life saving surgery that OHIP is saying they won't cover

Thunder Bay Woman Needs Life Saving Surgery

Kim Berly - August 24, 2014 0

A sign outside the Monrovia City Corporation in Liberia aims at preventing the spread of Ebola. Photo: UNMIL

UN System Coordinator on Ebola dispels myths

NNL Staff - August 21, 2014 0

Dorothy Jean-Louis (fourth from left) and her brother Rick Morphet (third from left), attended the Canadian Association of Pompe’s annual meeting in Fredericton. They are two of only 45 diagnosed cases of Pompe disease in Canada and are receiving treatment at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre.

Siblings Receive Treatment for Rare Disease in Thunder Bay

Donna Faye - August 17, 2014 0

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A.N.A.C. Announces Pre-conference Workshops on October 3, 2014

James Murray - August 15, 2014 0

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Breaking – Ontario Patient Negative for Ebola Virus

James Murray - August 10, 2014 0

A Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) health worker donning a protective suit to treat Ebola victims in Kailahun, Sierra Leone. Photo: IRIN/Tommy Trenchard

Ontario Patient Tested for Ebola Virus

James Murray - August 9, 2014 0

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