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Home News Making progress to improve health care in Cowichan Valley
The new Quw’utsun Valley Hospital / Quw’utsun Hulitun-ew’t-hw is nearing completion and is set to welcome patients in mid-2027.
“Reaching 90% construction completion is a major milestone for the project,†said Bowinn Ma, Minister of Infrastructure. “The new Quw’utsun Valley Hospital is taking shape as a modern, purpose‑built facility, and we’re now focused on the final stages that will prepare it to deliver high‑quality care to people in the Cowichan Valley for years to come.â€
As the new hospital enters its final year before opening, the project is moving into its final stages of preparation. Construction is anticipated to be finished by the end of 2026. That will be followed by equipment installation and staff training, and site orientation to prepare for opening. Read the full BC government news release
Caption: Visiting for a site tour with construction workers and Island Health representatives on May 29 included: Deena Beeston, Mayor, Town of Ladysmith, Debra Toporowski (Qwulti’stunaat), MLA – Cowichan Valley, Bowinn Ma, Minister of Infrastructure, Michelle Staples, Mayor, City of Duncan, Kate Segall, CVRD Board Chair, David Robertson, Cowichan District Hospital Foundation Chair, Rob Douglas, Mayor, North Cowichan, David Huntley, Island Health.
