For Our Neighbours | CAMH

Secure Care and Recovery building - rendering

Our Final Phase of Redevelopment

After over two decades, CAMH is now entering the fourth and final phase of our historic Queen Street Redevelopment Project.

Garron Building render

Garron Family Building Variance

CAMH is proposing to add hospital signage to one of our existing buildings on our Queen Street site as part of our most recent phase of redevelopment.

TD Commons

Community Engagement Updates

Learn more about current community engagement opportunities, such as community events, community use of space or business walkabouts.

Queen Street Construction Update

As part of the final stage of the Phase 1C Redevelopment Project, construction and road work is starting at our Queen Street site to develop our infrastructure.

Proposed CAMH Research Building

Minor Variances for CAMH Research Centre

CAMH is proposing the construction of a new research centre as part of the completion of our most recent phase of redevelopment.

Artist: Rebecca Baird | Title: All My Relations | Location: Main lobby, Crisis & Critical Care Building | This mural and sculpture incorporates a selection of flora and fauna imagery that will portray the fluidity and dynamic interconnectedness of all nature. The series of seven glass satellite sculptures symbolically suggest a cosmic perspective. The choice to create seven satellite sculptures reflects the importance of the ‘number seven’ within Indigenous traditional teachings. The seed-like, star-like details of the sculptures create a visually descriptive bridge connecting the concept of the cosmos to the mural imagery.

CAMH Therapeutic Art Project

Ten structurally-integrated installations were sourced for the two new buildings of CAMH’s Queen Street Redevelopment Project.

McCain Complex Care & Recovery Building

Faces of Philanthropy: McCain family an enduring partner in mental health

Almost as long as the modern CAMH has existed, the McCain family has been an enduring and loyal ally.

PET Therapy

The Final Frontier

What would it look like for the next major global mental health breakthroughs to take place at Queen and Ossington?

Squirrel statue at TD Commons

Green on Queen

How does CAMH balance increasing its physical footprint with environmental stewardship?

Crisis and Critical Care Building entrance

Largest redevelopment phase in CAMH history now complete

Two new buildings for patient care now open

CAMH donors

Partners in Purpose: The Role of Philanthropy in Hospital Infrastructure Projects

While most costs related to providing direct patient care are government funded, hospitals rely on donations to fulfill their mandates.

Auditorium - McCain Complex Care & Recovery Building

Ready for Change: Workman Arts

After more than a decade working offsite in an old Dufferin Street church, Workman Arts is moving back to CAMH’s Queen Street site.