The City of Toronto is starting construction on Ossington Avenue on March 27 until the end of May 2023. During the duration of construction, Ossington Avenue from Argyle Street to Queen Street will be reduced to south bound only for vehicles.
We want to stay in touch with you and the community. Whether you're an area resident, run a local business, or belong to a local community or school-based committee or coalition, you can find out more about what's happening locally at CAMH here.
CAMH is the product of a vision over 20 years in the making – one that is coming to life through the Queen Street Redevelopment Project.
Part of the fourth and final phase of our redevelopment project, as outlined in CAMH’s Master Plan, is the convergence and co-location of innovative patient care environments and cutting-edge research facilities.
CAMH envisions a new, world-leading mental health research centre: a state-of-the art facility, where the world’s best minds use the most advanced technologies, and where, hand-in-hand, scientists, clinicians, patients and families will accelerate discovery and transform mental health for future generations.
This page is curated for matters that may be of interest to the local community.
You will see a section specifically for construction/redevelopment – when projects are active this page will be updated weekly for a more detailed overview of the activities on site.
Please join our local community email list by emailing communityevents@camh.ca. This is a dedicated email for the local community only. We use this sparingly and for situations such as an event on campus that may be of interest (such as the 2019 Pow Wow, where drumming or music might be heard by our nearest neighbours); and for when construction could impact the community – such as a temporary road closure. Your email will never be visible to others or shared.
CAMH Connexions Newsletter: This hard copy newsletter is for the local community. We hand deliver over 3,000 copies 3-4 times per year. A PDF of the newsletter can also be found here.
Update on City of Toronto Signage Application for Research & Discovery Centre
A signage package is going to the City of Toronto for review for our new Research & Discovery Centre as part of our final phase of redevelopment. Some of you may have received a notice in the mail. Click here to learn more about the details.
Community Events:
This year we were thrilled to welcome our community back to our campus for in-person tours and events. We hosted over 20 events and saw over 4,000 attendees come join us! We’d like to thank our partners from all of our community events for their support. At all of our events, the CAMH info table was fully staffed and we hope we were able to answer any questions you had! We hope you all enjoyed yourselves, and we look forward to hosting you next year for even more fabulous in-person initiatives at CAMH!