CAMH News & Stories
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Largest redevelopment phase in CAMH history now complete
Two new buildings for patient care now open
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Suicidal ideation at record levels among Ontario students
CAMH population survey reveals pre-pandemic picture of youth mental health
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Ready for Change: Emergency Department
CAMH’s Emergency Department is getting ready to move as part of CAMH’s Phase 1C redevelopment project.
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COVID-19 Updates
What CAMH is doing to keep staff, patients and the community safe while we maintain critical mental health care
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CAMH Daily Update: November 27, 2020
These are extraordinary times and CAMH is committed to transparency and communication with the community that we serve.
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Largest redevelopment phase in CAMH history now complete
Two new buildings for patient care now open
Read more about Largest redevelopment phase in CAMH history now complete
Suicidal ideation at record levels among Ontario students
CAMH population survey reveals pre-pandemic picture of youth mental health
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Green on Queen
How does CAMH balance increasing its physical footprint with environmental stewardship?
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Ready for Change: Emergency Department
CAMH’s Emergency Department is getting ready to move as part of CAMH’s Phase 1C redevelopment project.
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CAMH Launches Shkaabe Makwa – Centre for First Nations, Inuit and Métis Wellness
Shkaabe Makwa will be the first hospital-based Centre in Canada designed to drive culturally relevant system initiatives to achieve health equity and community wellness.
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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.
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All My Relations
Born to a white mother and an Indigenous father, senior Cree artist Rebecca Baird has spent her life learning from both cultural worlds.
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The Garron Family Expands Their Remarkable History of Generosity with a $15 Million Gift to CAMH
CAMH is pleased to announce $15 million gift from the Garron family that will help revolutionize mental health research through brain imaging.
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