Premier Greg Selinger officially announces the start of construction of Phase 1 of Misericordia’s $43 million redevelopment project, ceremoniously swinging a hammer at the soon-to-be-demolished Maryland South building.

MHC’s Foundation’s Future of Care redevelopment campaign launch with announcements of the eye clinics in the new Maryland building being named the Buhler Eye Care Centre – reflecting Bonnie and John Buhler’s $2 million donation – and Rooftop Garden and Solarium to be built on Cornish building roof.

MHC hosts Heritage Group with North American partner organizations; nine Misericordia Sisters attend.

Urgent Care begins accepting ambulances carrying stable patients.

Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons approves new University of Manitoba Ophthalmology Residency program, located at MHC.

Lucentis, another treatment for wet macular degeneration, now offered at our Eye Care Centre of Excellence and covered by Manitoba Health.

St. Luke’s Chapel transitions to an interim chapel in anticipation of MHC’s expansive redevelopment.

Provincial Health Contact Centre introduces Dial-a-Dietitian – a provincial health promotion program that connects Manitobans with dietitians to answer questions and provide advice on food and nutrition.

MHC becomes the first health facility in Winnipeg to offer patients Wi-Fi in waiting areas.

Provincial Health Contact Centre introduces TeleCARE Manitoba – a telephone-based program that helps Manitobans with heart failure or Type 2 diabetes manage their condition.

MHC welcomes the Sleep Disorder Centre to a new expanded home in Wolseley 3 East. Interim Care beds are reduced to 150.

The Manitoba Government announces Misericordia’s $17.5 million redevelopment plans, including an expansion of our Eye Care Centre of Excellence and Ambulatory Diagnostic Services. New to Misericordia will be a sleep disorder centre, a renal dialysis centre, a chronic care unit and the PRIME program.

Avastin™ injections, an innovate treatment of wet macular degeneration, begin at our Eye Care Centre of Excellence.

The Manitoba Government announces the Manitoba Retinal Screening Vision Program based at MHC.

The $1.7 million redevelopment of Urgent Care, including a refurbished waiting area, is completed.

Pediatric Dental, a new surgical program, opens.

The MHC Foundation successfully completes a significant fund-raising initiative to make possible a major redevelopment and patient enhancement for our 24/7 Urgent Care Centre.

Health Links-Info Santé expands to a 35-seat provincial call centre called the Provincial Health Contact Centre (PHCC).

The two remaining Misericordia Sisters residing in Winnipeg announce they will be returning to the Motherhouse in Montreal. A brightly lit cross is placed atop the Misericordia Health Centre to honour the Sisters legacy.

PhotoDynamic Therapy (PDT) begins in Eye Care Centre of Excellence.

Wolseley Family Place incorporates.