Stories

As a child of a Residential School Survivor, I feel very fortunate to be alive myself.
With the recent awakening of the past which has made some people angry and others sad, it has made me more introspective of my ever evolving relationship with my father, brought me closer to my step mother and sisters and given me some clarity into our past. 
Our Creator has given me a wonderful life, beautiful children of my own and the abilities that I posses to be a Registered...
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I feel that the importance of Orange Shirt Day, also the National Truth and Reconciliation Day, is to create an opportunity for observance and to promote education and awareness about the impact the residential school system had and continues to have on Indigenous communities.  
We must continue to spread awareness about the thousands of children who were taken and sent to residential schools who then never returned home. It is crucial for everyone to recognize the...
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Joseph Brant Hospital’s Mission is to provide quality patient care. One way we do this is through our organizational values of Compassion, Accountability, Respect and Excellence (CARE).
Throughout the summer, we will be featuring stories about our staff who have lived our organization’s values and have worked behind the scenes contributing to patient, visitor and community care, and hospital operations throughout the pandemic. This week is National Payroll...
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