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- Thirty-third Edition – Redefining critical care in a modern, state-of-the-art hospital
- Thirty-second Edition – Construction update – aerial views of The Ottawa Hospital’s new campus
- Thirty-first Edition – Repurposing excavated rock to create sustainable solutions at The Ottawa Hospital’s new campus site
- Thirtieth Edition – Enhancing patient experience with digital innovation
- Twenty-ninth Edition – Construction update: An inside look as crews build the parking garage at The Ottawa Hospital’s new campus
- Twenty-eighth Edition – $59 million grant fuels biotherapeutics expansion at The Ottawa Hospital’s new campus
- Twenty-seventh Edition – Designing the operating rooms of the future
- Twenty-sixth Edition – Construction update: Aerial view of The Ottawa Hospital’s new campus
- Twenty-fifth Edition – Adapting to patient need: The Ottawa Hospital’s new campus increasing access to life-sustaining dialysis
- Twenty-fourth Edition – Development Phase Agreement begins for The Ottawa Hospital’s new campus
- Twenty-third Edition – Building the best hospital for you
- Twenty-second Edition – The Ottawa Hospital and Hydro Ottawa partner on innovative new central utility plant
- Twenty-first Edition – The Ottawa Hospital’s new campus development an economic anchor for our community
- Twentieth Edition – The Ottawa Hospital’s new campus reaches milestone as next stage of procurement begins
- Nineteenth Edition – The Ottawa Hospital’s new campus design showcased on international stage
- Eighteenth Edition – Indigenous partnerships and The Ottawa Hospital’s journey of reconciliation
- Seventeenth Edition – Bird’s eye view as construction progresses at The Ottawa Hospital’s new campus
- Sixteenth Edition – Modern sustainability in a new state-of-the-art hospital
- Fifteenth Edition – Construction of The Ottawa Hospital’s new campus continues
- Fourteenth Edition – A hospital for everyone: Building one of Canada’s most accessible hospitals
- Thirteenth Edition – Welcome to The Ottawa Hospital’s inpatient room of the future; The Ottawa Hospital and building trades unions sign historic agreement
- Twelfth Edition – The Ottawa Hospital and Infrastructure Ontario Seek Design and Development Team for New Hospital Build
- Eleventh Edition – Tree relocation begins at the New Campus Development
- Tenth Edition – The New Campus Development gets the green light from Ontario government, the new hospital construction to boost Ottawa’s GDP by $2 billion, and more!
- Ninth Edition – Parking structure highlights, getting to the new campus, naturalizing the site, and more.
- Eighth Edition – How a new trauma centre will save lives, an update on the Indigenous Peoples Advisory Circle, a feature on artwork by Algonquin artists Simon Brascoupé and Mairi Brascoupé, and a letter on hospital parking by Chiefs of Staff from hospitals across the region.
- Seventh Edition – A commitment to the canopy at the New Civic Campus, creating a transit-oriented hospital, and more.
- Sixth Edition – New sustainability benchmarks in the New Campus Development, an update on the Indigenous Peoples Advisory Circle, an an interview with Orleans Councillor Matt Luloff, and more.
- Fifth Edition – The proposed design of the cutting-edge new campus, “Early works” projects beginning on the New Campus Development, an interview with River Ward Councillor Riley Brockington, and more.
- Fourth Edition – How the finance team is planning for a $2.8 billion hospital, an interview with Chair of Ottawa’s Planning Committee Jan Harder, how the New Campus Development will transform the patient experience – and more!
- Third Edition – How architects are designing the hospital with Ottawa’s daylight and weather patterns in mind, a look at groundbreaking research, and the team working hard behind the scenes to plan a hospital for the future.
- Second Edition – What it means to build a universally accessible hospital, how the environmental cleanup of the site is beginning, and more.
- First Edition – How we will partner with the Unionized Building and Construction Trades Council.