Laura Goossen

Catholic Health Corp. of Manitoba p rovides services from primary health to tertiary acute care including health centers, hospitals and residential services for the elderly, the disabled and the mentally challenged. The firm’s services include primary/community health care, acute care, long-term care, comprehensive services to people living with developmental disabilities, housing and social services. The company was founded by Valade, Lagrave, Coutlée and Lafrance in 1844 and is headquartered in Saint-Boniface, Canada.

The Addictions Foundation of Manitoba is a crown agency that provides addiction services and supports healthy behaviors. The private company is based in Winnipeg, Canada and was founded in 1994. The Canadian company offers a wide range of addiction services to Manitobans, including an impaired driver program that is required by Manitoba Public Insurance for license reissuance. The company also supports the provincial strategy for improving access and coordination of mental health and addiction services. Additionally, the company provides services to adolescents who experiment with alcohol, drugs, and gambling. The company is undergoing changes as part of health system transformation efforts and recommendations. Ben Fry has been the CEO of the company since 2015.

St. Boniface General Hospital engages in the provision of health care services. It offers aboriginal services, laboratories, diagnostic imaging, kidney health, surgery, and cardiac services. The company was founded in 1871 and is headquartered in Winnipeg, Canada.