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Updated Masking Requirements Begin December 4, 2025

As we approach the 2025/26 respiratory season, Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre is taking steps to help protect patients, families, and health care teams from respiratory and influenza-type illnesses....

Emergency Department Triage Area Renovations

Renovations are underway in the Emergency Department triage area at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC). This project will transform the reception, registration and triage areas to better serve our community, and enhance patient and staff flow....

Masks are available at all public entrances on our sanitizing stands, and hand sanitizer dispensers are located throughout the Hospital.
Community Notice: Cold and Flu Season Preparedness

As cold and flu season approaches, we want to remind the community that in the event of an increase in respiratory-related illnesses, our Hospital is prepared to enhance safety protocols to help protect patients, families, and staff....

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In its fifth year, the Indigenous Career Experience is dedicated to inspiring Indigenous youth by providing essential insights into diverse health care career opportunities and by building relationships with TBRHSC.
Indigenous Students Attend Hospital Career Experience

Over 60 students from school boards across Thunder Bay were on-site at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC) on November 19 to explore many different health care career and volunteer options....

Dr. Ayman Hassan, Neurologist at Thunder Bay Regional Health Science Centre (TBRHSC) and one of the co-developers of the app.
AI-Powered App Revolutionizes Stroke Care

The Northwestern Ontario (NWO) Navigate Stroke application is a cutting-edge technological innovation developed to assist health care providers in Northwestern Ontario with efficient navigation of stroke patients to the most appropriate levels of care....

During the drill, more than 40 volunteers acting as mock patients and family members were evacuated from 3B (Surgical Inpatient) to 3C.
Hospital Teams Showcase Skill and Collaboration in Emergency Preparedness Drill

Teamwork, dedication, and excellence were on full display during Thunder Bay Regional Health Science Centre (TBRHSC)’s recent Minimum Staffing Drill. This annual exercise, mandated by the Ontario Fire Code, is coordinated by TBRHSC’s Emergency Preparedness and Interprofessional Education teams, and in partnership with Thunder Bay Fire Rescue (TBFR)....