Financial support for preemie baby makes Royal Columbian Hospital a true home away from home
(From left) Burnaby-based Variety – The Children’s Charity Executive Director Barbie Hislop and Director, Heart of Variety Fund Tami […]
Lohn Foundation gives boost to cardiac and stroke care
Lohn Foundation Director Loyd McNicol (right) presents a cheque for $5,000 to Royal Columbian Hospital’s Cardiac Catheterization Lab Manager Jackie […]
RCH Foundation donors raise $2 million to expand cardiac, stroke and aneurysm care at RCH
(From left) Louis Bouchard of Rogad Construction Co. shares the plans for RCH’s new Multipurpose Interventional Suite with David Worthington, […]
Terry Fox’s Story
In March, 1977 Terry Fox was diagnosed with cancer at Royal Columbian. He was not yet the famous young man who would inspire people around the world with his courage. As his older brother Fred says, Terry was still an 18 year old “kid”. From the start, he found a welcome at Royal Columbian.
Wally Buono’s Story
In November of 2004, CFL coach Wally Buono fell just short of leading the BC Lions to a Grey Cup victory, losing 27-19 to the Toronto Argonauts. But as hard fought and grueling as that game was, his toughest battle was yet to come.
Stanley Franks’s Story
Stanley Franks was in his third season with the BC Lions. During a game on July 8, 2011 against the Calgary Stampeders, he dislocated his left knee.
RCH Foundation announces 2011-2012 Board of Directors
Royal Columbian Hospital Foundation’s Board of Directors 2011- 2012 Top Row Left: Steven Osachoff, John Ashbridge, Gary Pooni, Jason Cook […]
Thrifty Stores donates to Royal Columbian Hospital Foundation
New Westminster, B.C. – October 17, 2011 — To celebrate the grand opening, Thrifty Foods has also partnered with nearby […]
Campaign nears $2-million mark for hospital project – The Royal City Record
Trevor James’s Story
In December of 2010, 39-year-old Trevor James fell five feet from a ladder, hit the concrete ground and fractured his skull. He was rushed by air ambulance from his Chilliwack worksite to RCH, one of the 10,000 trauma patients from across BC that the RCH receives every year.