From CBC News – Cape Breton Regional Hospital will be getting a new roof and improved flooring to increase the facility’s lifespan, part of a $5.7-million restoration project announced Wednesday.
From CBC Information Morning – It’s a great time to get into the construction trades on Cape Breton. The Nova Scotia Construction Council wants to get the word out about job opportunities coming up in the CBRM.
Source: CBC News – Cape Breton’s construction industry is expected to heat up over the next few years.
Story by Nicole Brooks de Gier for Nova Scotia Health Authority The expansion of hemodialysis is part of health care redevelopment projects across the province, including Cape Breton, South Shore, the QEII Health Sciences Centre and Dartmouth Gen ...
Expansion projects at Cape Breton Regional Hospital continue to move forward. Northern Contracting Limited, a locally owned and operated construction company in Sydney Mines, was awarded an early construction package that includes groundwork and site preparation for the new Cape Breton Cancer Centre, Energy Centre and Clinical Services Building. The contract is valued at over $5 million.
Story from Nova Scotia Health Authority Expansion projects at Cape Breton Regional Hospital continue to move forward. Northern Contracting Limited, a locally owned and operated construction company in Sydney Mines, was awarded a ...
Story from Nova Scotia Health Authority As part of the Cape Breton Regional Municipality (CBRM) Healthcare Redevelopment project, the expansion of the Cape Breton Regional Hospital in Sydney will include a new, larger cancer centre ...
Story from Nova Scotia Health Authority The New Waterford Community Hub’s new, state-of-the art, artificial turf soccer field is nearly complete. The New Waterford Community Hub is part of the Cape Breton Regional Municipality ( ...
As part of government’s commitment to protect the health and safety of seniors in long-term care, six Regional Care Units will be established across the province to reduce and manage the spread of COVID-19.
From Cape Breton Post – Pen was put to paper on Tuesday morning to complete a historic agreement that will bring labour stability to Cape Breton’s construction industry over the next five years.