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The New Brunswick government and Vitalité Health Network are seeking to appeal a judge's decision last month certifying a class action lawsuit alleging decades of mistreatment at the Restigouche Hospital Centre.
A proposed class action lawsuit against the province of New Brunswick and the Vitalite Health Network over alleged ‘abuse, mistreatment and neglect’ at the Restigouche Hospital Centre in Campbellton has gotten the green light to proceed to the courts.
SAINT JOHN, N.B. -- A New Brunswick father is speaking out tonight after he says his daughter was essentially left "stranded" in Nova Scotia for about a week. After being transferred to hospital in Halifax for a biopsy, he says there was confusion around who would be bringing her back home and when. Darrell Tidd's daughter, Ashley, was transferred from the Saint John Regional Hospital to the QEII on April 22 for a biopsy. The 26-year-old Ashley has been diagnosed with leukemia and there are concerns she could have another form of cancer. The biopsy was completed the next day, but her...
Hearing underway to decide if Restigouche Hospital Centre class action can proceed A hearing began this week to determine if a proposed class action lawsuit on behalf of patients at the Restigouche Hospital Centre alleging decades of negligence can proceed to trial. Social Sharing
Posted: Apr 29, 2021 1:59 PM AT | Last Updated: April 29 A judge will now decide whether a class action lawsuit alleging decades of wrongdoing at the Restigouche Hospital Centre in Campbellton will proceed to trial. (Radio Canada) A judge says she will decide before Labour Day whether a proposed class action lawsuit alleging decades of negligence and mistreatment at the Restigouche Hospital Centre can proceed. A statement of claim naming the New Brunswick government and Vitalité Health Network as defendants was filed in May 2019 on behalf of all patients who have resided or been treated ...