HSC_Winnipeg

09/24/2025

Considering a future in law enforcement?

As a Patrol Officer at HSC, Manitoba’s largest healthcare facility, you’ll protect patients, visitors, and staff while responding quickly to keep our campus safe and secure.

This role is a great stepping stone, with plenty of opportunities to gain experience in law enforcement and grow within HSC as a Safety Officer.

This is your chance to expand your skills and make a meaningful difference. Visit https://ow.ly/H2GN50VsrgU to learn more and apply today!

If you are ready to play a key role in maintaining safety and security in a healthcare setting, apply now!

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09/24/2025

Has your child stayed at HSC_Winnipeg Children's Hospital for more than a month?

We would love to learn about your child's story and the meaningful care you were provided. Your story comes direct to our communications team and is never shared publicly without your permission.

Connect with our team today at goodbear.ca/shareyourstory

09/24/2025

09/23/2025

Having a sick or injured child can be scary and overwhelming. Knowing where to go BEFORE your child becomes sick or injured can help you make the right decision when they need care.

Where you go will depend on your child’s symptoms as well as where you are located. Many common cold and flu symptoms can be safely treated at home, or with a visit to your doctor, a walk-in clinic, or urgent care centre.

Visit https://ow.ly/W8hJ50Q0hML for resources and to learn more.

Children's Hospital Foundation of Manitoba Winnipeg Regional Health Authority

09/23/2025

Thank you to everyone who stopped by the HSC Fall Equinox Indigenous Market yesterday!

The market provided an opportunity for staff, patients, visitors, and members of the Indigenous community to come together, connect, and celebrate culture, creativity, and community. A special thanks to the incredible vendors and volunteers who made it so special.

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09/23/2025

Indigenous Health team members, staff, patients and families gathered outside HSC Women’s Hospital yesterday to celebrate the arrival of fall with a smudge, song and sacred fire.

The gathering began with a teaching offered by Rev. Michael “Two Suns” Thibert, Spiritual Cultural Care Provider. Fall Equinox, he shared, is a time to reflect, give thanks for the gifts from the year, and prepare for the coming darker, colder months. It’s a natural reminder of cycles, balance between light and dark, and the importance of gratitude and letting go.

“We light our sacred fire today as a way of closing a circle from last Fall Equinox to this one. There’s changes in our life that we move through in different stages and each stage comes with teachings and guidance,” Thibert said. “We honour this time to reflect on where we are in our lives. What things do we need to take and set aside as we enter into this fall season, as we see the coming down of the sun, light, and growing of darkness.”

Please visit https://ow.ly/pFxk50X0x8Y for our latest story.

09/23/2025

The days leading up to Truth and Reconciliation Week, and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, can be a challenging time for many. Be sure to reach out and check in on your friends and loved ones.

To learn about wellbeing through an Indigenous lens, and discover resources from local organizations, please visit: https://ow.ly/amLY50WYcfY

The days leading up to Truth and Reconciliation Week, and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, can be a challenging time for many. Be sure to reach out and check in on your friends and loved ones. 🧡

If you are seeking support for yourself or someone you care about, please reach out to any of these resources. Help is available.

To learn about wellbeing through an Indigenous lens, and discover resources from local organizations, please visit: https://ow.ly/amLY50WYcfY

09/23/2025

We each have a role to play in reconciliation. It is up to each of us to commit to listening, to unlearning harmful behaviours, misconceptions, and biases and to incorporating values of respect, compassion, and equity into our daily practices and work.

➡️ Swipe below to learn about the 5 ways you can honour Truth and Reconciliation Week and National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Sept. 30.

Visit https://ow.ly/4Lc750TqtSn to learn more about the Orange Shirt Day legacy, resources and wellbeing supports.

09/23/2025

The Gift of Life flag is flying today at HSC_Winnipeg and St. Boniface Hospital. It has been raised in tribute to a donor, someone who has offered a gift of life to others either through living or deceased organ donation. The flag serves as a signal to the community by honouring the courage, compassion and generosity of the donor and acknowledging the decision to say yes to life-saving organ donation. Thank you.

09/23/2025

Behind every brace and every movement regained, there’s a team of skilled hands and compassionate hearts at Health Sciences Centre’s (HSC) Orthotics Department.

This specialized team is responsible for providing orthotic solutions for a wide range of mobility disorders and injury rehabilitation. This work includes custom and off-the-shelf bracing across the whole body. The Orthotics Technicians are responsible for fabricating, modifying and repairing these devices by hand.

Garth Ward and Kevin Shead are just two of the dedicated technicians who bring mobility, stability, and freedom to patients across Manitoba.

From back braces to special shoes and helmets, these devices are as unique as the Manitobans who wear them.

“Every device we make is custom designed and fit to each client,” said Ward, a Registered Orthotic Technician, who has worked in HSC’s Orthotics Department for 18 years. “That brings unique challenges to every project, and that’s part of what makes this work so rewarding.”

Visit https://ow.ly/Sn2a50WYP6Q for our latest story and to learn more.

09/22/2025

This morning as the sun began rise, Indigenous Health team members, staff, patients and families gathered in a circle outside HSC Women’s Hospital to celebrate the arrival of fall with a smudge, song and sacred fire.

The gathering began with a teaching offered by Rev. Michael “Two Suns” Thibert, Spiritual Cultural Care Provider. Fall Equinox, he shared, is a time to reflect, give thanks for the gifts from the year, and prepare for the coming darker, colder months. It’s a natural reminder of cycles, balance between light and dark, and the importance of gratitude and letting go.

“We light our sacred fire today as a way of closing a circle from last Fall Equinox to this one. There’s changes in our life that we move through in different stages and each stage comes with teachings and guidance,” Thibert said. “We honour this time to reflect on where we are in our lives. What things do we need to take and set aside as we enter into this fall season, as we see the coming down of the sun, light, and growing of darkness.”

Please visit https://ow.ly/pFxk50X0x8Y for our latest story.

09/22/2025

🍂 Join us TODAY for a special market showcasing Indigenous artisans and their work as we celebrate the Fall Equinox! 🍂

Hosted by HSC and Shared Health, this vibrant market is a wonderful opportunity for staff, patients, visitors, and the Indigenous community to come together, connect, and celebrate.

📅 Monday, Sept. 22, 2025
⏰ 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
📍 Purple Bear Zone, Level 1, 700 William Ave. Mall

Everyone is welcome!