The Credit Valley Hospital is a 366-bed community hospital providing leadership in the delivery of primary, secondary, and tertiary health care services to the people of Mississauga and the surrounding region (approximately one million people). 

Mississauga is Canada’s sixth largest city with a large multicultural community.  The hospital spans approximately 770,000 square feet, and provides a broad spectrum of clinical services involving ten programs:  general medicine, surgery, renal, oncology, emergency, mental health, continuing care/rehabilitation, obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatrics and cardiac services.  CVH provides a regional service for medical genetics, nephrology, maternal/child care and oncology. 

The Carlo Fidani Peel Regional Cancer Centre was almost at capacity as soon as it opened its doors in the summer of 2005 because it was one of the first new cancer centres to open its doors in the Greater Toronto Area. 

The new cancer centre is designed for six radiation treatment machines and currently operates four.  In the winter of 2008, Phase II of the hospital’s expansion project will begin which will provide an additional 270,000 square feet to accommodate complex continuing care, paediatrics, labour & delivery and laboratory services as well as additional inpatient beds. 

  The Credit Valley Hospital

For over 118 years St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton (SJHH) has cared for the community in a spirit of compassion, innovation, and commitment, a drive that has nurtured the growth of the organization into a multi-site, regional, tertiary, academic health science centre. As a premier academic and research health care organization, SJHH commits to making a difference in people's lives and the future of our community, through integrated health services and internationally recognized programs.

With a staff of more than 4,000 and with over 650 beds, the organization's four locations - including the Charlton, Mountain, Stoney Creek and Brantford campuses - provide tertiary, secondary and ambulatory health care services for the Hamilton-Niagara-Haldimand-Brant Local Health Integration Network, and the neighbouring regions of Halton, Kitchener-Waterloo, and Norfolk.

St. Joseph's Mountain Campus provides specialized tertiary mental health services for residents of Central South Region in Ontario, operating specialized mental health beds and providing leading edge community services to thousands of outpatients.

St. Joseph's Stoney Creek Campus is a state-of-the-art, stand-alone facility that has pioneered models of ambulatory care and includes a robust Surgery Centre for cataract surgeries and a 39-bed Satellite Dialysis Centre.

St. Joseph's Charlton Campus is a tertiary care teaching centre, which includes the regional centre for kidney transplants, oncologic surgery and a large acute care hospital.

Among St. Joseph's teaching contributions are the internationally renowned Centre for Minimal Access Surgery and the Centre for Evaluation of Medicines.

Affiliated with McMaster University, Mohawk College, and the St. Joseph's Health System (SJHS), SJHH is home to the multi-million dollar Father Sean O'Sullivan Research Centre, the prestigious Firestone Institute for Respiratory Health, and the high-tech Brain-Body Institute.

 St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton

Affiliated with Queen’s University, Kinston General Hospital is a 456-bed teaching hospital that provides specialized acute and ambulatory clinic services to more than 500,000 people in Southeastern Ontario and features a robust research program and hands-on skill training for more than 1,900 students annually.

Home to the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario, KGH also provides multidisciplinary, comprehensive cancer care through core services including radiation, systemic and surgical treatment, palliative medicine and supportive care through the regional cancer program.

The regional program, which services the southeast region from Peterborough and Cobourg in the west to Brockville and Smiths Falls in the east, provides almost 70,000 visits/treatments annually. The cancer program also actively participates in cancer and prevention screening activities and various clinical trials.

 Kingston General Hospital

London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC) is one of Canada’s largest acute-care teaching hospitals and is dedicated to excellence in patient care, teaching and research. LHSC has pioneered many national and international medical breakthroughs.

Located in London, Ontario, LHSC encompasses three sites: South Street Hospital, University Hospital and Victoria Hospital; two family medical centres; and the London Regional Cancer Program. LHSC is the home of the Children’s Hospital of Western Ontario and Canadian Surgical Technologies and Advanced Robotics (CSTAR).

LHSC provides services to the people of Southwestern Ontario, a population base of 1.8 million people, and also accepts patients from across Canada and around the world into its many specialized programs.

The London Regional Cancer Program (LRCP) at LHSC is committed to translational research that transfers and advances knowledge back and forth between the clinic and the laboratory.

Successful translational research demands close cooperation between clinical and basic researchers. Together, they identify the high priority clinical questions for study by basic scientists – questions that, if answered, will lead to reduced suffering and mortality in cancer patients. The LRCP is uniquely configured to accomplish this by bringing the cancer care program and the basic cancer research program together.

 London Health Sciences Centre

Serving the 1.2 million residents of Ottawa and Eastern Ontario, The Ottawa Hospital is one of the largest academic health sciences centres in Canada. Composed of the Riverside, General and Civic campuses, The Ottawa Hospital is home to state-of-the-art specialty centres in cancer, heart, kidney, vision care and rehabilitation services.

The Ottawa Hospital in partnership with research partners, the Ottawa Health Research Institute and the University of Ottawa, takes part in more than 600 clinical trials and has about 850 clinical research projects underway per year.

The Ottawa Hospital Cancer Centre (TOHCC) is an outpatient cancer diagnosis, treatment and research facility that treats about 19,000 patients (including about 5,000 new cases) every year. TOHCC’s dedicated cancer team strives to bring the utmost in state-of-the-art treatment, research and compassionate care to the people of Eastern Ontario.

 The Ottawa Hospital