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  defining moments...from legacy to living our missionCovenant Health, Canada's largest Catholic health care provider, has two continuing care projects under construction in Calgary and Red Deer. This is our first facilities in both of these cities, but it isn't the first time Calgary and Red Deer have been impacted by Catholic care. 
Covenant Health opens first newborn safe havens in Alberta
May 6, 2013 – Today Covenant Health officially opened and blessed two newborn safe havens in Edmonton to provide an option for safe abandonment of newborns. The Angel Cradles, which are the first in Alberta, are located by the Grey Nuns Community Hospital and Misericordia Community Hospital Emergency Departments.
Covenant Health’s President and CEO, Patrick Dumelie, honoured with a midcareer award
Patrick Dumelie, President and CEO of Covenant Health, has been recognized for his significant contribution to Catholic health care in Canada, receiving the national Midcareer Leadership Award from the Catholic Health Alliance of Canada. He was presented with the award at the Alliance’s annual conference.
 Osteoporosis Workshop | June 24, 2013
Staying Cool at Menopause Workshop | May 28, 2013
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 The community of Mill Woods gathered on a very sunny Sunday afternoon on May 5 to celebrate 25 years to the day of compassionate care at the Grey Nuns Community Hospital.   |
  Spring song: As my eyes search the prairie
I feel summer in the spring. ~ from the Chippewa tradition   |