CAMH News & Stories
In the headlines or behind the scenes, CAMH stories always aim to inform, engage, and enlighten.
First-of-its-kind CAMH study on why young people vape
Research ‘critical’ to vaping cessation efforts
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Half of cannabis users increased consumption during first wave of COVID-19
National survey has public policy implications, CAMH authors state
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Reducing addiction stigma in Muslim communities
First-of-its-kind outreach to mosques breaks down barrier
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CAMH once again ranked as top mental health research hospital in Canada
CAMH has again topped the Canada’s Top 40 Research Hospitals list as the country’s leading mental health research hospital.
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CAMH patient re-embraces art by teaching with Workman Arts
Art has always been at the forefront of Laura Shintani’s life.
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A lifetime of service to mental health
How a chance encounter changed the career path of Helen McGee
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The Final Frontier
What would it look like for the next major global mental health breakthroughs to take place at Queen and Ossington?
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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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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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