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HEALTH IMPROVEMENTS IN PRINCE ALBERT

Released on August 25, 2000



The Prince Albert Health District is moving ahead with plans to renovate and

upgrade two local health care facilities.



Health Minister Pat Atkinson gave approval-in-principle to district plans that

address safety needs and energy management initiatives.



"Reinvesting in local health care facilities is an essential part of our goal

to improve service delivery and ensure quality of care for people throughout

the province," Atkinson said.



Province-wide, Saskatchewan Health will spend $41.1 million on capital projects

this year. Of this amount, $7.7 million is available for new projects and

$33.4 million is committed to previously approved projects.



High provincial priority is being given to the following new Prince Albert

Health District capital projects:



Prince Albert Regional Health Centre, power generation – The proposed

project increases the capacity of power generation at the centre; and



Mental Health Villas, Kingsmere Villa life safety upgrade – The

proposed project includes upgrading the heating system and replacing

the villa's existing fire alarm system so that it's compatible with

Victoria Hospital's fire alarm system.



Saskatchewan Health officials will continue to work with the Prince Albert

Health District to finalize plans for capital projects.



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For more information, contact:



Jeff Brown

Communications Branch

Saskatchewan Health

Regina

Phone: (306) 787-4088

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