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Another year of generosity, progress, and meaningful impact across Northeastern Ontario

Monday, August 31, 2026

Another year of generosity, progress, and meaningful impact across Northeastern Ontario

Another year of generosity, progress, and meaningful impact across Northeastern Ontario. We are proud to share the Health Sciences North Foundation's 2025–2026 Community Impact Report and celebrate what our community has made possible. Together, you helped raise $16.7 million in support of patient care, research, education, and innovation across our region. From expanding pediatric care and strengthening cancer services to modernizing equipment and advancing research and education, your support is helping shape the future of healthcare in the North. Every gift plays a role in helping Health Sciences North provide exceptional care to patients and families across Northeastern Ontario. Your generosity is strengthening our healthcare system today and helping build a healthier North for generations to come. Thank you for your continued support and for being part of everything we are accomplishing together. Read more...

Dr. Mohammed Shurrab awarded prestigious  national grant to advance heart research

Monday, August 10, 2026

Dr. Mohammed Shurrab awarded prestigious national grant to advance heart research

Canadian Institutes of Health Research funding positions HSN as leader in cardiovascular innovation

Northern Ontario is strengthening its position as a leader in cardiovascular research after Dr. Mohammed Shurrab, HSN Foundation’s Cardiovascular Research Chair, was awarded a highly competitive Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Project Grant.

New 3-Stream Waste Stations at Health Sciences North

Friday, July 24, 2026

New 3-Stream Waste Stations at Health Sciences North

Health Sciences North (HSN) is committed to providing exceptional care while protecting the health of our environment. As part of this commitment, we are introducing new 3-stream waste stations throughout the hospital to help reduce waste and support more sustainable operations.

As you visit HSN, you'll begin to notice new waste stations with three clearly labelled streams:

Organics (Green)

Food scraps, napkins, paper towels and other compostable materials.

Recycling (Blue)

Clean paper, cardboard, plastic containers, aluminum cans and other recyclable items.

General Waste (Black)

Items that cannot be composted or recycled.