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No way to save Terrace’s Seven Sisters mental health residence, says health authority - Vancouver Island Free Daily

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Northern Health says the current Seven Sisters mental health residence must be demolished to make room for the new Mills Memorial structure. Northern Health dismissed the idea of dismantling and moving the building to a new location as too expensive and something that would compromise its integrity. The Skeena Valley Seniors Society tried to save the structure so that it could be used for another purpose once the new Seven Sisters is finished.

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No way to save Terrace’s Seven Sisters mental health residence, says health authority - Grand Forks Gazette

Old 20-bed residence to be replaced with new 25-bed facility

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No way to save Terrace’s Seven Sisters mental health residence, says health authority - Creston Valley Advance

Old 20-bed residence to be replaced with new 25-bed facility

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No way to save Terrace’s Seven Sisters mental health residence, says health authority - Peninsula News Review

Old 20-bed residence to be replaced with new 25-bed facility

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No way to save Terrace’s Seven Sisters mental health residence, says health authority - The Free Press

Old 20-bed residence to be replaced with new 25-bed facility

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No way to save Terrace’s Seven Sisters mental health residence, says health authority - Sooke News Mirror

Old 20-bed residence to be replaced with new 25-bed facility

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No way to save Terrace’s Seven Sisters mental health residence, says health authority - North Delta Reporter

Old 20-bed residence to be replaced with new 25-bed facility

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Sicamous Eagle Valley News broke the news in Salmon Arm, Canada on Saturday, April 1, 2023.
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