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Flood at Kenora, Ont. hospital caused by broken washroom pipe
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The incident occurred on May 6, with officials originally saying an “infrastructure failure” led to significant water damage.
A facility condition assessment undertaken at LWDH in 2021 identified $53.8 million in deficiencies across key hospital systems.
Hospital officials say this number has been reduced to $37.2 million with support from the government of Ontario.
man still waiting for compensation from COVID vaccine injury Calgary air quality on Friday among the worst cities on earth Cases of cyclosporiasis deserve attention but shouldn’t alarm, says Quebec doctor Last fall, the province also renewed its promise to provide $50 million for a new hospital in Kenora.
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Flood at Kenora, Ont. hospital caused by broken washroom pipe
By Rachel Morgan Global News
Posted May 15, 2026 4:39 pm
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A broken water pipe caused a flood that damaged 25 per cent of the Lake of the Woods District Hospital in Kenora, Ont. Lake of the Woods District Hospital Foundation
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A break in a washroom pipe caused damage to 25 per cent of the space at Lake of the Woods District Hospital, hospital officials confirmed Friday.…
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