Architectural rendering of the Secure Care and Recovery Building

Minor Variance for Phase 1D Redevelopment

The future Secure Care and Recovery Building is a Ministry of Health-funded project to build a new facility to better serve and care for patients with mental illness who have encountered the law.

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Image of a cyclotron at CAMH

The Brain Health Imaging Centre will be relocating

For the last three decades, CAMH has been a world leader in Positron Emission Tomography (PET) imaging for clinical research on mental health, addictions, and brain disorders. The current imaging facility, located at the College Street site, will be relocating (estimated in 2027) to the new Research & Discovery Centre as part of the final phase of the redevelopment of CAMH’s Queen Street West campus.

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Exterior shot of the Crisis and Critical Care Building at CAMH

Minor Parking Variances for Phase 1D Redevelopment

CAMH has submitted a proposal to the City of Toronto for several minor parking variances as part of our final phase (1D) of redevelopment. The construction period for this phase of construction is estimated to be between 2024 to 2029.

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Request for Proposal issued for 1D Secure Care and Recovery

On December 16, 2022 Infrastructure Ontario (IO) issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) to PCL Construction for their team to design, build, and finance the Secure Care and Recovery building as part of our 1D Redevelopment project.

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CAMH redevelopment Phase 1D illustration

Update on 1D Redevelopment Early Works

We’re now entering the fourth and final phase of our historic redevelopment. This phase, also known as 1D, will include two new CAMH buildings on our Queen Street site

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TD Commons

Community Engagement Updates

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

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MACH aerial rendering

Minor Variances for Secure Care and Recovery Building

CAMH has submitted a proposal to the City of Toronto for several minor variances for our planned Secure Care & Recovery building.

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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.

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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.

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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?

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Squirrel statue at TD Commons

Green on Queen

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

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Crisis and Critical Care Building entrance

Largest redevelopment phase in CAMH history now complete

Two new buildings for patient care now open

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