Collingwood General & Marine Hospital Representatives
We are all looking forward to hearing about the progress of our new hospital and learning more about the exciting changes ahead that will help enhance healthcare for everyone in our local community.
Di Poce family’s generosity key to moving new hospital closer to reality
“Collingwood General and Marine Hospital (CGMH), Di Poce Management Limited, and the Town of Collingwood are pleased to announce the official transfer of a 54‑acre site at Poplar Sideroad and Raglan Street for the future CGMH. This significant milestone moves the new hospital project forward and strengthens the foundation for modernized healthcare in South Georgian Bay.” May 5, 2026 https://yourfuturehospital.com/2026/05/05/massa-vitae-toutor-condimentum-lacinia-quis/
Michael Lacroix, President & CEO, CGMH
Michael Lacroix has been President and CEO of Collingwood General and Marine Hospital since 2022. A long-time member of the CGMH team, he previously served for more than a decade in senior leadership roles, including Chief Financial Officer. Michael brings nearly 20 years of healthcare leadership experience and is deeply committed to patient care, staff well-being, and strong partnerships that support our community hospital.
Cathy Renaud, Vice President, Hospital Development, CGMH
Cathy Renaud joined CGMH in 2025 as Vice President of Hospital Development. She brings extensive experience leading major hospital redevelopment projects, most recently with William Osler Health System. A Registered Nurse by background, Cathy brings a clinical lens to planning the new hospital, with a strong focus on patient care, safety, and supporting healthcare teams.
Sandra Taylor, President & CEO, CGMH Foundation
Sandra took on the role of President & CEO of the CGMH Foundation in August, 2025. She brings over 25 years of experience in fundraising and communications within the not-for-profit sector, including leadership roles in hospital foundations and major capital fundraising campaigns at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario, the IWK Health Foundation in Halifax and most recently, the Georgetown Hospital Foundation. She is excited to be leading the $100+ million campaign to bring a new hospital to South Georgian Bay.
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