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We share the profound sadness of Ms. Echaquan’s family and decry the ongoing racism experienced by Indigenous people in healthcare.
Read more about TAHSN Statement on the Death of Joyce EchaquanCAMH patient Simon Shimout (aka Napayok) began learning how to carve while growing up in Rankin Inlet, Nunavut.
Read more about Simon the dancing bearCAMH welcomed Premier Doug Ford and Ministers Christine Elliott and Michael Tibollo to mark the completion of Phase 1C of CAMH’s historic redevelopment.
Read more about CAMH Marks Completion of Phase 1C Redevelopment ProjectDr. Aristotle Voineskos has been appointed Vice President Research at CAMH.
Read more about CAMH announces new VP of ResearchA new six-foot tall sculpture of a white squirrel now permanently graces the new TD Commons at CAMH.
Read more about The great white squirrel of CAMHTen structurally-integrated installations were sourced for the two new buildings of CAMH’s Queen Street Redevelopment Project.
Read more about CAMH Therapeutic Art ProjectThough only 22, Ethan Nino has already survived several life-and-death battles with suicidal ideation.
Read more about Ethan said Not TodayCAMH is launching Not Today, the biggest campaign in its history, to prevent suicide today, tomorrow and every day after that.
Read more about CAMH launches new campaign on suicide prevention and awarenessStudy in JAMA Open largest of its kind ever conducted
Read more about Transgender individuals more likely to have chronic health problemsOrganizations calling on the province for COVID-19 emergency response package to address mental health and addictions impacts of the pandemic.
Read more about Mental health and addictions organizations call on province for $100 million COVID-19 emergency response package