Adrian Dix attended a meeting a Zoom meeting with the Cloverdale Chamber of Commerce to discuss the budget and planning of the new Surrey hospital. The three hospital will be situated near the Kwantlen university campus in Cloverdale. And it is budgeted for $1.6 billion dollars to be spent on building a facility that will be centralized with a cancer center as well as other services to assist in the health care needs of the Fraser Health Region of British Columbia. Adrian Dix mentioned the fact that Surrey BC is probably going to be the one of the largest cities if not the largest city in British Columbia, and it's growing very quickly. It also has an aging population which needs health care services. It be this particular hospital as a cancer center to assist in the in the treatment of cancer within the Frazer health, the construction of this hospital would begin in the summer of 2023 and should be completed by the summer of 2027. He said the importance of the cancer center is because 50% More people will be living with cancer in British Columbia. On the aspects of trading, those who address the idea of increasing urgent care facilities and stating how urgent cares for so these will help ease the needs for emergency care and get more people services that need it for minor injuries and things that are way less urgent to they don't need to be seen in an actual emergency department. He also was talking about the importance of mental health and the development of mental health foundries in British Columbia as well as of course in Surrey BC the this particular hospital is going to be very important to the area that is lacking in in some services British Columbia and a across Canada that there are shortages of doctors, nurses and health care providers, in which Adrian Dix said that that is agree there was a national problem and in they will be handled by by finding trained facilitators and the advantage of this new hospital being situated near the quantity University campus will allow medical students nursing students to also participate in helping provide services while they gain their education.