Indigenous-owned medical imaging clinic unveils $3.4 million expansion

Canada's only fully Indigenous-owned imaging clinic obtains second MRI machine

A new MRI machine has just been opened for use in Saskatoon. The facility where it's held is the only 100 per cent Indigenous-owned imaging clinic in Canada, shared between three Saskatchewan First Nations.

Indigenous-owned medical imaging clinic unveils $3.4 million expansion

A $3.4-million expansion at a Saskatoon clinic in Market Mall was unveiled Thursday, aimed at giving Saskatche...

Indigenous-owned Saskatoon imaging centre expands in bid to cut wait times

National Medical Imaging has added a second MRI and new diagnostic equipment in a $3.4-million expansion at Saskatoon’s Market Mall.

Indigenous-owned medical imaging clinic unveils $3.4 million expansion in Saskatoon

The Market Mall location is the first 100 per cent First Nations-owned diagnostic imaging clinic in Canada. The clinic is owned by Peter Chapman Band, Chakastaypasin First Nation and James Smith Cree Nation.