Improvements were made to the grounds and interior of hospital.

The great Red River flood hits the city. Most patients evacuated, medical and hospital services under military control.

New surgical wing opens.

First chaplain and public health nurse placed on staff.

New School of Nursing building opens.

In spite of the Great Depression, a laboratory was created and the hospital received accreditation from the American College of Surgeons.

New wing added, with modern equipment and features, transforming the facility from a maternity hospital to a general hospital.

Winnipeg was established as the headquarters for the administration of the Salvation Army in Western Canada.

New addition to the Arlington Street Hospital completed.

A new building erected on the corner of Preston Avenue and Arlington Street, including a School of Nursing.

The rescue home was incorporated under the name The Salvation Army Grace General Hospital. It was the first Salvation Army Hospital incorporated in Canada.