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PCL golf tournament raises $19,000 for ultrasound
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A huge thank you to the team at PCL Construction, and all sponsors and golf teams that turned out to make the September 2023 second annual golf tournament the best ever! The event raised $19,000 towards a $72,000 Obstetrical Ultrasound for the new Mills Memorial Hospital. The equipment has now been ordered.Photos (from top to bottom):- Michael King, PCL Construction Manager congratulates Gerry Lambert, one of the Air Canada Ticket Raffle winners.
- The event 50/50 Winner, David Graham from Central Painting, surprised us all by donating his $1,480 back to the Hospital Foundation! (left to right) Tania Vance, REM Lee Director, Michael King, PCL, David Graham, Anne Chisholm and Shirley Nichol, Northern Health.
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PCL golf tournament raises money for hospital foundation
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Dianne Rooker (left) and Heather Bellamy of the REM Lee Hospital Foundation at the PCL Constructors Westcoast Inc. 2022 Mills Memorial Hospital Project Golf TournamentGood weather and a good cause made for a great wrap up to two great days at the Skeena Valley Golf & Country Club this month.
PCL Constructors Westcoast hosted a golf tournament in Terrace on September 6 and 13 to raise money for the Dr. R.E.M. Lee Hospital Foundation, which in turn raises money for two local health facilities: Mills Memorial Hospital and Terraceview Lodge.
Tournament participants included representatives from sponsors, PCL and the Mills Memorial Hospital Replacement Project team. The tournament's leading sponsors include Air Canada and Diversified Transportation. Other sponsors include All North, Clean Harbors, Flynn, HDR Architecture, Houle Electrical, IG Wealth Management, Janitors Warehouse, Modern Niagara, Robertson Wall and Ceiling, Smith and Andersen, Soprema, Sunbelt Rentals, Sunco Drywall, Totem Ford Terrace, United Rentals and Willscot.
PCL is the contractor designing and building the new Mills Memorial Hospital and Seven Sisters in Terrace. The golf tournament is one of several volunteer and fundraising initiatives the company has undertaken to benefit the local community.
The tournament took place over the course of two afternoons to accommodate participants working on alternate shifts.
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Local engineering students tour site
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Last week, five students and their instructor from the Engineering Certificate program at Coast Mountain College were fortunate to get a tour of the Mills Memorial Hospital Replacement project site in Terrace."The students were excited to tour such a large and complex project that will play a key role in the future of our community," said course instructor Stuart Toop."The staff and engineers onsite took a large amount of time out of their busy day to show us around the project and answer all our questions," he continued. "PCL has offered amazing support to the Engineering Program at Coast Mountain College."PCL recently made a $5,000 donation to the Engineers and Geoscientists of BC's new scholarship program aimed to help eliminate educational and employment gaps with Indigenous and non-Indigenous students.
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PCL introduces tree legacy program
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Rob Smith, left, and Goldy Gill of PCL talk to students about their chance to plant a tree on the site of the new Mills Memorial Hospital.With the support of Northern Health, PCL is engaging schools and students in Terrace in a Tree Legacy Programinitiative to repopulate trees at the Mills Memorial Replacement Project site, once the build is complete.
Starting in May 2022, participating students will be provided a tree plug with responsibility to nurture the plug in preparation for the 2024 planting season.
PCL has arranged for local business, Uplands Nursery, to provide local tree species to symbolize the history and culture of the region.
In a follow up to Earth Day (April 22), the program kicked off its first presentations to students at Thornhill Elementary School and Centennial Christian School on April 28. PCL will present to Ecole Mountainview on May 3 and Uplands on May 5.
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Workers donate to local food bank
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The holiday season is a time many of us come together and show our true generosity.
This is definitely the case for a number construction workers on the Mills Memorial Hospital site who joined forces this past month to raise a significant amount of money for Terrace's Salvation Army Food Bank.
Northern Health would like to thank workers from PCL Constructors Westcoast Inc, as well as several of their contractors on site - Modern Niagara, Houle Electric and IDL Projects Inc - for raising funds to help make things better for those who need right now in the Terrace community .
This is one of many contributions the workers and companies have made to our community and region so far, including and most importantly, to those most in need.
Danielle Morrison of Terrace, who works as an Administrative Assistant for PCL on the Mills Memorial Project, gives a thumbs up as she hands over a large donation to the Food Bank. 
A handful of the workers on the Mills Memorial Hospital site who donated to Terrace's Salvation Army Food Bank. -
Calling all Indigenous artists
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PCL Construction, with the help of Northern Health and the Skeena Salmon Arts Fest Society is seeking proposals from artists to create a logo for the Mills Memorial Hospital Redevelopment project in Terrace.
The project is seeking Northwest Coast formline style drawing, created by an artist of Indigenous heritage who resides in Northern Health's Northwest services area.
Download the Call for Proposals for info about submission requirements, eligibility, pricing, and more.
Deadline to submit: Wednesday, January 5, 2022
Please submit your proposal and any questions to: skeenasalmonartfest@gmail.com
This logo will be used by PCL for the project. This is not a logo for the hospital or its operations.
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PCL employees help beautify Terrace
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Last week, some of the PCL crew who are in town building the new hospital, joined members of the Terrace Beautification Society, along with local high-school students, to help clean up around Market Estates, a seniors housing complex on Davis Avenue in Terrace. The three PCL employees spent some time pulling weeds and chatting with locals.
The Mills Memorial Hospital project will take approximately four years to complete and PCL is keen to get know and be involved in the community during their time here.
Read the Terrace Standard article about the youth volunteering that night along with the PCL employees.
Lots of weeds to pick.
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Pediatrics move out of Sleeping Beauty
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The Terrace Pediatric Clinic has temporarily moved from the Sleeping Beauty Pediatric Clinic to the third floor of the Park Avenue Medical Clinic.As construction of a new, state-of-the-art facility progresses, the Sleeping Beauty Medical Clinic, located behind Mills Memorial Hospital, will need to be demolished to make way for the new hospital.
In the meantime, PCL Constructors Westcoast Inc, the contractor set to build the new hospital, will use Sleeping Beauty as a temporary on-site, office location.
The new permanent location for the Terrace Pediatric Clinic will not be on the hospital grounds. However, it will be adjacent to the property in a newly leased space in the Keith Avenue Mall. The Park Avenue clinic location is only temporary while the Keith Avenue space is being designed and renovated for the Terrace Pediatric Clinic.
The Terrace Pediatric Clinic provides primary care services for children, from birth to their seventeenth birthday. The Clinic offers comprehensive, up-to-date, quality care, for a variety of medical, developmental, and mental health problems. It is a consultative service based on a referral from a family physician.
Acute care services for children ¬– for example, emergency treatment and surgeries ¬– will continue to be offered at the hospital.
While there may be some changes to how patients access services throughout the construction of a new hospital, Northern Health is planning ahead and aims to keep all services as accessible as possible to patients during this time.
