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Cindy Lou Luhtala won last year's Intercity 50/50 Cash Draw, and was on hand to buy the very first ticket to this year's draw! The draw supports the Our Hearts at Home Cardiovascular Campaign, bringing full cardiovascular surgery to Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario. Tickets are $5 each or 3 for $10!

Thunder Bay’s Favourite Cash Draw will Keep Hearts at Home

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The winner of the 2014 Intercity Shopping Centre 50/50 Cash Draw, Sierra Beaton, purchases the first ticket for this year's draw. New this year is a jackpot up to $25,000! Tickets are now on sale and will be sold until Dec 22 or until sold out. All proceeds will go to the Northern Cardiac Fund to support the purchase of the new C-arm recently installed in the cardiac catheterization lab at TBRHSC; allowing for 24/7 angioplasty - the gold-standard of treatment for heart attacks.

Up to $25,000 Up for Grabs in Time for the Holidays...

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A collage of photos submitted by Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre staff who participated in the 30x30 Nature Challenge in 2014.

Thunder Bay 30×30 Nature Challenge

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Westgate Tigers step up to help Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation

Westgate Tigers ‘Sport’ Pink for Exceptional Cancer Care

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Michael drops change into the Spiral Wishing Well at County Fair Mall. He's already learning about the importance of giving.

Let’s Start at the Very Beginning (A Very Good Place to...

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Lynda Piche and Wayne Taylor show the otoscope donated by retired Dr. Morris Mymko, who now sits on the Health Sciences Foundation board and reviews Family CARE Grants. Dr. Mymko was “glad to put the otoscope back to work” in the Cardiovascular Unit.

Retired Doctor Makes Family CARE Grant for Cardiovascular Unit

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Since February 2013, Donald Pelletier lost 115 lbs and transformed the way he thinks about food, thanks to the Medical Management Program at the Regional Bariatric Care Centre at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre. Note: Patients must be referred to this program by a physician or nurse practitioner. For more information, please telephone: (807) 684-6058.

Inspiring Transformation with Weight Loss

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Exceptional October for Health Sciences Foundation

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Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre was the grateful recipient of a grant for $9,435 from the Northern Cancer Fund of the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation to fund the purchase of a new triple channel IV pump for chemotherapy. Pictured, left to right, are: Glenn Craig, President & CEO, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation; Anthony Kadikoff, Board Director, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation; Marnie Houey, Chair, Board of Directors, Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Foundation; and Ed Linkewich, Board Director, Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Foundation.

Northern Cancer Fund Grant for Sioux Lookout

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Adam Vinet, Manager, Emergency/Trauma Services. Part of patient care includes keeping the waiting area clean and comfortable. A Family CARE Grant helped replace worn and cracking chairs.

Emergency Department Saw Over 111,000 Patients

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Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre - TBRHSC - Aerial View Northeast

Report from the Chair – Susan Fraser

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Members of the Fort William Rotary Club are proud to have made a $500,000 commitment to the Exceptional Cancer Care Campaign, through proceeds from their Annual House Lottery. Members are saying thanks to the many volunteers who make the House Lottery possible.

Fort William Rotary Says Thanks!

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