What if new moms and preemies could recover together?
At the new St. Paul's Hospital, they will.
The future of St. Paul's Hospital
The largest, and most ambitious, health care capital project in Western Canada — The Jim Pattison Medical Campus will set a new standard for medical care in BC.
Help build a better health care future for all British Columbians.
Learn more about the new St. Paul's Hospital
- Larger operating rooms, advanced equipment, and modern clinical spaces will support new approaches to care.
- Every inpatient will have a single-patient room designed for comfort, connection, and overnight stays for loved ones.
- Connected technology will simplify communication, appointments, and access to health information.
Home for us: Reimagining long-term care
Providence Living at The Views is Canada’s first publicly funded long term care village where residents lead, connections thrive, and home feels like home again.
Built on a model proven to bring dignity, belonging, and purpose back into daily living, The Views is redefining what long-term care means in this country.
Change lives with a monthly gift that brings healing and hope
Help patients like Keith, who lived with debilitating pain for decades until St. Paul’s Hospital doctors finally said, “I believe you.” Your monthly gift can be the start of patient transformations with breakthrough treatments and compassionate care. Other people with chronic pain are still waiting to be heard… your monthly gift can be the start of their journey to healing.
First look at skybridge installation at the new St. Paul's Hospital
This skybridge now connects the new St. Paul’s Hospital and Clinical Support & Research Centre (CSRC) on the Jim Pattison Medical Campus, bringing care, research, and innovation closer together. Better collaboration between researchers and clinicians will help accelerate discoveries, advance treatments, and improve care for patients across BC and beyond.
The hospital will open to the public in 2027, with the adjacent Clinical Support and Research Centre expected completion in 2029.
“I was in the ICU and felt hopeless. Now I can stand here and look at my own heart, and say I have a second chance at life, thanks to the St. Paul’s Hospital heart transplant team.”
Man Hung Chiu
Heart transplant recipient
Impact Stories
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5 things everyone should know before making a will
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The George and Sylvia Melville family’s generous $10 million gift to the Digestive Health Centre will redefine digestive health care for British Columbians.
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St. Paul's Hospital performs Western Canada's first new endoscopic treatment for a low-grade stomach tumour
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RBC Foundation contribution to St. Paul’s Foundation helps advance accessible youth care at Foundry Vancouver-Downtown
$350,000 donation will help transform the new Foundry building into a fully accessible integrated youth services centre for young people ages 12 to 24. -
First new heart valve in Canada helps Summerland woman get daily life back
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Conconi Family Foundation’s $2 million gift invests in a new vision for long-term care
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Finding freedom again: How a first-in-BC treatment changed one woman’s life
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A national vote of confidence: $48 million federal investment in the Jim Pattison Medical Campus, home of the new St. Paul’s Hospital