Founded in 1871 by the Grey Nuns, and now owned by the Catholic Health Corporation of Manitoba on their behalf, St. Boniface Hospital has grown to become a major and well-respected academic health centre offering a wide range of services and programs to patients of Manitoba and surrounding geographies. A provincially designated bilingual hospital, with 4,000 employees and a budget of $315 million, St. Boniface Hospital is actively involved in teaching and research, and serves as Manitoba’s centre of excellence in cardiac services.

As a leader in innovative approaches to delivering care, St. Boniface Hospital offers a wide range of career opportunities to diverse individuals interested in growing professionally and personally while using their skills and talents to help those in need.

St. Boniface Hospital, a work of charity of the Sisters of Charity of Montreal “Grey Nuns”, is a Catholic tertiary health care facility affiliated with the University of Manitoba.

Marguerite d’Youville, founder of the Grey Nuns, dedicated her life to the poor, revealing the compassionate love of God and trust in Divine Providence.

Sharing in the charisma of Marguerite d’Youville, and in her innovation, leadership and pioneering, the Grey Nuns and committed laity continue to witness God’s love and compassion in the care of those they serve.

St. Boniface Hospital has been providing leadership in health care on behalf of Manitobans since it was first established by the Grey Nuns in 1871. Located at the fork of the Red and Assiniboine Rivers, we were the first hospital in Western Canada, established in St. Boniface as a small four-bed facility to meet the health care needs of the people of the new province of Manitoba (founded in 1870).