Bruce Oake Recovery Centre in the Media

When Scott and Anne Oake set out to establish a men’s-only addictions treatment centre in memory of their late son, Bruce, it came with the goal of one day opening a facility just for women.

Plans to open a new recovery centre to help Manitobans dealing with addictions are underway, with this one focusing on women.

Shane Sturby-Highfield was homeless, unemployed and struggling with addiction when he entered treatment at the Bruce Oake Recovery Centre in 2021.

2 years since opening, Bruce Oake Recovery Centre has nearly 200 people on its waitlist for treatment

Head of centre says wait-list of more than 250 shows need for treatment in Winnipeg

After trying to get sober twice, Shane Sturby-Highfield was starting to lose hope.

The Bruce Oake Recovery Centre celebrated its first year of operation on Wednesday.

Winnipeg’s Bruce Oake Recovery Centre celebrated its grand opening on Sunday.

The Bruce Oake Recovery Centre has opened its doors, celebrating the grand opening and giving Manitobans a look inside for the first time.

Oake family established addictions treatment centre to honour late son who died of overdose in 2011