Inspired by the nursing motto in minimis perfectio—“be perfect even in little things”—this issue explores virtue ethics in everyday healthcare practice. Through practical reflection, it highlights how small, habitual acts of care shape professional character and improve patient experiences.
We’ve reached a significant milestone in the St. Paul’s Hospital Front Entrance & Grounds Construction Project. What is Changing? NEW Traffic Roundabout Open: The new traffic roundabout at the main entrance, adjacent to 20th Street W, is now open for vehicles. Please follow all signage and be mindful of pedestrians and vehicles as we transition […]
For the Heide family, stomach cancer is more than a chance occurrence – it’s a genetic reality. CDH1 is a genetic mutation that causes a rare form of cellular diffuse cancer, and both Summer and her daughter, Mikka, have the gene. In 2015, after losing beloved family members to the disease, Summer made the difficult […]
What began with a $100,000 matched gift from the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA) grew into a powerful province-wide movement for better kidney care. Together, one-time donations and planned estate gifts designated to the By Your Side Kidney Care Campaign raised a total of $458,176.18 during the month of September, including SIGA’s phenomenally generous matched […]
On May 10, 2025, Bohlmann Event Productions, led by mother and son Sheila and Tristan Bohlmann, hosted the Vegas Garden Party to raise awareness and funds for kidney health. Inspired by Sheila’s kidney transplant in January 2024, the event aimed to bring attention to and provide support for the growing demand for dialysis and kidney […]
For over a century, St. Paul’s Hospital has combined compassion and innovation while remaining rooted in strong faith. Since 1982, St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation has supported the hospital by acting as a conduit for our community generosity, bringing health, hope and healing to all. Inspired by the Grey Nuns’ legacy and guided by Catholic values, […]
We are deeply thankful for community support, which has funded the purchase of items including fridges and art-hanging systems for each patient room, a tea cart with food items and beverages served to families by volunteers, an Art Cart brought to patients that allows them to choose art to display in their rooms, and software […]
Starting today, Community Renal Health Centre has a new name: St. Paul’s Outpatient Dialysis Centre. The only thing changing is the name; patients and families will still access the same services at the same location. Operations, staff, contact information, and patient care processes all remain unchanged.
From hot meals to quick coffee breaks, our cafeteria, Tim Hortons and vending machines offer convenient food options for everyone.
St. Paul’s is easy to reach, but during front entrance construction, allow extra time and follow posted signs for parking and access.
Our chapel, stillness rooms and spaces for ceremony offer peace and reflection for all, including our First Nations Prayer and Ceremonial Room.
Loved ones are welcome. Please check our current visiting hours and guidelines before you arrive.
