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TD donates to Dartmouth’s orthopedic surgeries

May 13, 2026


Dr Brendan O'NeillDARTMOUTH, NS -- The Dartmouth General Hospital continues to grow as a regional leader in orthopedic surgeries. The hospital’s orthopedic department already handles the highest load of hip and knee procedures in the province, and they are poised to become busier with the help of a $333,333 contribution from TD Bank Group. Read More

Problems with robotic knee replacement: study

April 22, 2026


Dr Daniel PincusTORONTO - A Sunnybrook-led study shows that robotic-assisted total knee replacement (arthroplasty) surgery is associated with double the risk of major surgical complications within one year, compared to the conventional version of the surgery. Read More

Saskatchewan acquires new perioperative system

April 1, 2026


Jeremy CockrillREGINA — The Government of Saskatchewan is investing up to $5 million through eHealth Saskatchewan (eHealth), to launch a fully integrated digital system for anesthesia and surgical care, benefiting both patients and anesthesiologists. Read More

Hawkesbury conducts surgery with J&J robot

April 1, 2026


Hawkesbury teamHAWKESBURY, Ont. - Hawkesbury and District General Hospital (HGH) reached an important milestone on Tuesday with the successful completion of its first procedure using the VELYS Robotic-Assisted Solution by Johnson & Johnson, marking a significant step forward in surgical innovation at the organization. Read More

London team uses MRI in OR for quick feedback

March 11, 2026


SwoopLONDON, Ont. - The use of a portable MRI during a complex pituitary tumour procedure is being hailed as a “game-changer” by the London Health Sciences Centre neurosurgeon who led the operation. A Hyperfine Swoop portable brain MRI was used during a procedure to remove a patient’s pituitary tumour at University Hospital in October, enabling the surgical team to see the intricate area of the brain in real time, said LHSC neurosurgeon Dr. Neil Duggal. Read More

QE II acquires its 7th surgical robot

February 11, 2026


Dr Gail DarlingHALIFAX - Nova Scotia Health’s QEII Health Sciences Centre is now home to its newest and most advanced surgical robot: the Intuitive da Vinci Xi. The arrival of this technology marks the QEII’s second da Vinci system and the hospital’s seventh surgical robot overall, strengthening Nova Scotia’s position as a national leader in surgical innovation and expanding access to specialized care for patients across the province. Read More

St. Mike’s surgeons perform world-first operation

January 7, 2026


Da VinciTORONTO - Cardiac surgeons at St. Michael’s Hospital have successfully treated a rare congenital heart anomaly using minimally invasive cardiac robotics, marking the first time the procedure has been done worldwide as a robot-assisted operation. Read More

Osler Health acquires da Vinci surgical robot

November 26, 2025


Dr Roberta MinnaBRAMPTON/ETOBICOKE, Ont. – William Osler Health System’s Surgery Program has introduced the da Vinci Xi Robotic Surgical System, a state-of-the-art, minimally invasive surgical technology that brings cutting-edge surgical care close to home for the Osler community. Read More

KHSC expands surgical robotics program, adds second surgical robot

November 3, 2025


Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC) is strengthening its position as a national leader in robotic surgery with the addition of a second surgical robot. The new system, made possible through the generosity of donors, will allow KHSC to effectively double the number of robotic-assisted procedures performed in Kingston and expand access to more patients across the region. Read More

New Brunswick hospital to acquire medical robots

September 17, 2025


Dr Christopher SmallSAINT JOHN, NB – A cardiac-enabled hybrid operating room – the first of its kind in Atlantic Canada, and a spinal surgery robot, one of just a handful across the country, will be added to the Saint John Regional Hospital. Read More

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