Source?

I have the sources here in a sefer Kol Bo Le-Yahrtzeit. B'n I'll scan it for you before shabbat if I remember and have a chance.

Thank you.

It's from the sefer, Kol Bo Le-yahrtzeit, which is a two-volume work by R. Aharon Levine. He is a Toronto rabbi, and I believe he was the principal at Ner Israel here although I heard that he only learns now.
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v336/mel...t=yahtrzeit.jpg
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v336/mel...t=yahtzeit2.jpg

Interesting. How did l'cholim refuah.. get translated into and klal yisrael should have a yeshua?

Those are two separate parts of the statement. One wishes a refuah for the sick and a yeshua for the healthy.
Mind you, I'm not sure why a berachah for the sick should not be a yeshua as well!;
1. aren't the sick going to become healthy when mashiach comes anyway?
2. even if the sick are not going to become healthy anyway, would a sick person rather be healthy or see the yeshuah for klal yisrael?

He was the principal at eitz chaim not ner israel. he started writing after one of his children was niftar.