But Horizon has been working with the Sackville-Memramcook-Tantramar Rural Health Action Group to identify and execute strategies aimed at better promoting the hospital — and the community — "as a quality place to build a career in health care while enjoying all the area has to offer."
Sackville Memorial Hospital adds 5 nurses to ER, Horizon talks of restoring 24/7 service (msn.com)
Tantramar Mayor Andrew Black agrees. Capital investments show that the hospital is "important," and "a valued piece of health services in the province," he said.
Black, who recently went through an election campaign, when the Town of Sackville, Village of Dorchester and local services districts of Sackville, Dorchester and Pointe de Bute were amalgamated to create the new Town of Tantramar, said restoring 24/7 emergency services and health care in general were "pretty much the number one topic that people talked about."
Although there are often divisive topics, health care is not one of them, said the former deputy mayor of Sackville.
"Every person who lives in this community understands the role that health care plays within the overall well-being of their community and they support it 100 per cent."
Andrew Black actually believes he speaks for 100 per cent of the population here. Considering Black received such a small number of votes in the election I'm surprised he has the arrogance to proclaim anything on behalf of the locals ... Black and Higham are lackeys for the Agenda of the United Nations and nothing they say will convince me otherwise of their intentions and their goals... they're both programmed minions. When the Town decided to fly the United Nations flag they let you know their allegiance to the masters and the banksters... its just that simple. Why ignore the harsh reality?
as far as "uniting forces" go it is only love that's still worth advocating for...
"It is always through not meddling that The Empire is won" -Lao Tzu
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