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HSN awarded National Recognition for Healthy Workplace

Wednesday, January 21, 2026

HSN awarded National Recognition for Healthy Workplace

GREATER SUDBURY, ON - Health Science North is honoured to receive the Excellence Canada Healthy Workplace Silver Award, a national recognition that affirms our commitment to creating a healthy, supportive, and inclusive workplace culture. In 2025, Excellence Canada awarded 12 Canada Awards for Excellence and recognizes commitment to excellence with Journey to Excellence Award. Excellence Canada is a respected not-for-profit organization whose mission is to equip Canadian organizations with the tools they need to achieve efficiency, agility, and sustainable competitive advantage. Through certification and recognition, Excellence Canada celebrates organizations that are innovative, customer-focused, competitive, financially and environmentally sustainable, and strong corporate citizens. At the heart of their work is a belief we deeply share that organizations thrive when they actively support the mental and physical health and wellbeing of their people.

A Proud Milestone: HSN Foundation Achieves Imagine Canada Accreditation

Wednesday, January 21, 2026

A Proud Milestone: HSN Foundation Achieves Imagine Canada Accreditation

We are proud to announce that the Health Sciences North (HSN) Foundation has been officially accredited through the Imagine Canada Standards Program, the gold standard for excellence and accountability in Canada’s charitable sector.

Nickel Belt MP Jim Bélanger Visits HSN

Friday, January 16, 2026

Nickel Belt MP Jim Bélanger Visits HSN

HSN welcomed Sudbury East- Manitoulin – Nickel Belt Member of Parliament, Jim Bélanger for a meeting with our leadership and clinical teams.

Mr. Belanger toured our Addictions Medicine Unit and met with Dr. Tara Leary, Regional Lead for Mental Health and Addictions Services, as accidental overdose is the leading cause of death in Greater Sudbury for people under the age of 49, a rate that’s outpacing provincial trends.