News & stories

Nancy Evans, a WRHN nurse leader who helps people undergoing life-sustaining kidney treatment at home, has won WRHN's latest award of excellence for her care and dedication.

Work to rebuild WRHN’s emergency department parking lot at the KW Campus is now complete. The lot at the intersection of King and Pine streets has now re-opened for patients, families and visitors.

City of Waterloo Councillor Diane Freeman along with fellow cyclist Barbara Robinson, will join Sergeant Pete Viol of the Waterloo Regional Police Service for a leg of his long-distance ride in support of Grand River Regional Cancer Centre.

On the day of the Tragically Hip's final show in Kingston, WRHN staff and physicians recalled their favorite Hip songs.

WRHN's radiation therapy electronics and physics technicians have won WRHN’s team award of excellence for August. This team keeps the hospital’s five radiation treatment machines as well as medical imaging equipment used in care planning in tip-top shape.

Work continues on the ION light rail line near WRHN. Here are two upcoming projects that may affect your trip to WRHN.

WRHN has several updates on ION light rail construction near the KW Campus.

WRHN spiritual care director (Rev.) John Lougheed supports patients and families often during very trying times. His compassion and above-and-beyond approach were among the many reasons he won Waterloo Regional Health Network’s award of excellence for July.

WRHN is using greener ways to provide life-sustaining kidney dialysis with no change to the high quality of care patients receive.

Admitted patients at Waterloo Regional Health Network and St. Mary’s General Hospital can now have visits from designated family and other partners in care up to 24 hours a day.