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Congregation Leader of the Sisters of St. Martha says Several Reasons led of the Decision to end St. Martha’s Regional Hospital Mission Assurance Agreement
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Congregation Leader of the Sisters of St. Martha says Several Reasons led of the Decision to end St. Martha’s Regional Hospital Mission Assurance Agreement
The Congregation Leader of the Sisters of St. Martha Brendalee Boisvert says it is time to step back. The Congregation has given notice they will conclude their role as sponsors of the St. Martha’s Regional Hospital Mission Assurance Agreement with the provincial Health and Wellness Department and Nova Scotia Health on September 30th. The Sisters founded the hospital in 1906; it was transferred to the province in 1996. The agreement created …
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