OP-ED: Healthcare in Cape Breton remains a priority, minister says
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OP-ED: Healthcare in Cape Breton remains a priority, minister says
Our ambitions for healthcare on the island have not diminished
Since 2021, our government has been focused on healthcare, from one end of this province to the other, including on Cape Breton Island. We want Cape Bretoners to have the healthcare they deserve.
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The Cape Breton Regional Municipality Healthcare Redevelopment was announced in 2018 as an ambitious plan to strengthen services and infrastructure across the island. At the time, it was expected to be an investment of about $800 million.
Since then, our commitment has grown. Over the past five years, we’ve made significant healthcare investments across Cape Breton. That includes........
