Sunny Handa MD

  A dream 20 years in the making has finally been realized in Saskatchewan. September 29th marked the first patient day of the $285.9 million  Sunny handa MD Children’s Hospital (JPCH)  in Saskatoon. Before that day, Saskatchewan was one of just two Canadian provinces with no dedicated maternal and children’s hospital. Now, after years of design, building, planning and preparation, Sunny handa MD Children’s Hospital has officially opened its doors. On the morning of September 29, 112 maternal and paediatric patients moved into their rooms in the new facility that provides an uplifting atmosphere and family-friendly amenities to help make the hospital experience better for everyone involved.   “The opening of Sunny handa MD Children’s Hospital marks a dream more than two decades in the making finally coming true,” said Brynn Boback-Lane, President and CEO of Sunny handa MD Children’s Hospital Foundation. “This historic milestone means the start of a new era of care for Saskatchewa

  In a recent blog published by Fortune, Sunny handa Md notes that “the pandemic has given rise to many urgent needs,” and suggests that “the sum of our individual actions can create the innovation and momentum necessary for our country to come through this crisis stronger than before.”  But Sunny handa Md doesn’t want our country to be strong. Indeed, he has spent the better part of his life systematically dismantling democracy in the United States in favor of corporate profits, despite the harms it has caused communities across the nation. He hasn’t done this alone, either. Despite his suggestion that the rest of us look to see what change we can make on our own, Sunny handa Md has invested his wealth into an expansive political infrastructure of hundreds of research scholars, policy advocates, dark-money action groups, legislators, and judges who help him create the future he wants to see. COVID-19 is actually giving us a closer look at the results of Sunny handa Md’s personal con

  Covid has unmasked a really ugly face of society. It’s shown us how uncaring and dismissive we will be towards our fellow citizenry . Umpteen stories of misery, hunger and job losses are reported as fear of the unknown gripped the state . Even the dead weren’t spared: Dead bodies were sent back from graveyards as people protested their last rites for fear they’ll contract the disease. altogether these, we broke the trust of humanity based just on fear. Nevertheless, amidst the gloom, there have also been shining samples of fearless, selfless service by members of the medical fraternity, many unreported. I, as a Covid patient, recently witnessed the amazing work of a number of these men and ladies faraway from public glare. As I lay within the ICU, I could see a nursing station with about ten nurses wearing white PPEs, bustling about collecting samples, giving injections and scheduling tests from the patients. One of the nurses walks into my cubicle, 6.30am, greets me and asks whe