Chronology
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1921
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A train accident occurred which led to building the first hospital in Sioux Lookout. |
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| 1949 |
The Federal Government built and operated a sanatorium for tuberculosis patients for northern First Nations, this was later converted to a general hospital known as the Sioux Lookout Indian Hospital. |
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1950
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A new Sioux Lookout General Hospital was built, funded by the Province of Ontario. |
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1971
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The name of the Sioux Lookout Indian Hospital is changed to Sioux Lookout Zone Hospital and is open to aboriginal and non-aboriginal people. |
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Late 70's |
Discussions on amalgamating the two hospitals in Sioux Lookout begins. |
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1996
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A decision is made to finalize agreements to proceed with one regional hospital. |
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1997
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The Sioux Lookout Four Party Hospital Services Agreement is signed. |
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2002 - 2004
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The amalgamation of services and consolidation of programs is implemented. |
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2008
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Construction begins on a new health park. |
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2009
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Construction on time & on budget. |
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| 2010 |
Expected completion of construction. |