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  • Video: MMH construction time-lapse video

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    Check out a time-lapse video of the construction of the new hospital. The one-minute video shows from when the land was cleared in May 2021, until what the new hospital looks like today, in April 2024, just a few months before it's set to open.

  • Video: Seven Sisters construction time-lapse

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    Check out a time-lapse video of the construction of the new Seven Sisters. The video shows from when the site prep work began at the end of August 2022, until February 2024, when residents and staff moved into the new building.

    The current Mills Memorial Hospital in still stands. Seven Sisters staff and residents will continue to use the back entrance, on the west side of the new facility, until the existing hospital is removed in 2025. Landscaping for the whole site, including around the new Seven Sisters, will happen next.


  • Videos: Virtual tours of new buildings

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    Click on the video links below to check out progress inside the new hospital and the new Seven Sisters in Terrace. Learn more about the project and what staff have to say.

    Note these videos are from fall 2023 so many areas of work are further along!

    These videos are also available on the Let's Talk MMH home page, on the right side, in the videos section.

  • Videos promoting Terrace & new MMH

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    We've created videos promoting the new hospital and working in Terrace to help recruit staff and physicians!

    Three's three versions of the video:

    The videos are on Northern Health’s Youtube, as well as on Let’s Talk MMH, on the right side of the page under ‘Videos’.

    Thanks so much to Northern Health staff Emily Leblond, Greg Dashper and Lisette Calkins for starring in the videos.

  • 'Closer to Home' campaign - video and case study

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    Want to know more about the Dr. R.E.M Lee Foundation Closer to Home campaign? And why a Tier 3 level birthing unit at the new hospital in Terrace is so important for mothers, babies and all residents of Northwest BC?

    Watch the Closer to Home Video

    Read the Closer to Home Case for Support


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  • Drone video: monthly progress from June 2021 to March 2023

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    Check out month-to-month drone video footage of the new hospital construction in Terrace, from when the project began in June 2021 until March 2023. Thanks to the project’s Design-Builder PCL for sharing the drone footage and creating this video.

  • Video: Sleeping Beauty demolition

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    A backhoe opens a hole in the roof of the Sleeping Beauty as the building demolition begins on November 3, 2022. Click on the photo to see a short video.



  • Time lapse video - Crane Removal

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    Over the course of three days, starting Friday, September 30, the two tower cranes were dismantled with the use of other cranes, and removed from the site. Check out a time lapse video showing the process.

  • Drone video - January 2022

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    A new drone video, shot at the end January 2022 by Terrace's All North Consultant Limited, shows construction progress over the winter months. In the video, you can see work starting on the main floor of the new hospital. The video also shows how much bigger the new hospital is compared to the current facility. Despite being extremely cold and windy (close to -15 degrees Celsius for a couple weeks in December!), work stayed on track and the project remains on schedule.

  • Drone video - November 2021

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    Gets a birds eye view of work competed to date on the new hospital!

    Terrace's All North Consultant Limited recently shot a drone video for PCL Construction, to show construction progress. In the video, you can see work completed on the lower concrete elements of the building, such as the basement and foundations.

    Watch the video in 'full screen' mode to get the full effect.