@pgcitizen

Friday May 24, 2013

subscription options


Your Citizen,
Your Way




QUESTION OF THE WEEK

  • Should Adrian Dix remain as leader of the B.C. NDP?
  • Yes, it wasn’t his fault the Liberals won
  • 15%
  • No, it’s completely his fault the Liberals won
  • 54%
  • Maybe, let’s see how his caucus and the party feels
  • 31%
  • Total Votes: 870



Three up for Burns Lake build

The provincial government and Northern Health have come up with a short list of three contractors for the construction of the new Lakes District Hospital in Burns Lake.

Bird DB Construction Inc. of Toronto, PCL Constructors Westcoast Inc. of Richmond and Stuart Olson Dominion and MCM of Calgary made the cut after the province received 11 proposal applications.

The final selection of a contractor is expected in the spring.

The budget for the 16-bed hospital is between $50 million and $55 million and it's expected to be completed by the summer of 2015. Funding for the facility will be split between the provincial government and the Stuart Nechako Regional Hospital District.

"It is terrific to see such a high level of interest in this project," Northern Health president and CEO Cathy Ulrich said in a news release. "The Lakes District Hospital and Health Centre replacement project is important in ensuring that the delivery of high-quality health-care services is available to the residents of Burns Lake."

The existing hospital was built in 1960 and government officials determined it would be more cost-effective to replace it rather than refurbish the facility.


Comments


NOTE: To post a comment in the new commenting system you must have an account with at least one of the following services: Disqus, Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo, OpenID. You may then login using your account credentials for that service. If you do not already have an account you may register a new profile with Disqus by first clicking the "Post as" button and then the link: "Don't have one? Register a new profile".

The Prince George Citizen welcomes your opinions and comments. Personal attacks, offensive language or unsubstantiated allegations are subject to reader complaint through flagging, and once alerted, online editors reserve the right to delete comments deemed inappropriate. We reserve the right to close the comments thread for stories that are deemed especially sensitive. For further information, please contact the editor or publisher.

blog comments powered by Disqus



About Us | Advertise | Contact Us | Sitemap / RSS   Glacier Community Media: www.glaciermedia.ca    © Copyright 2013 Glacier Community Media | User Agreement & Privacy Policy

LOG IN

If you were a registered user with the princegeorgecitizen.com, prior to February 3, 2010, you will be required to re-register. We apologize for any inconvenience. Click here to register



Lost your password?