For Our Neighbours

Rendering of secure care and recovery building, south side

Historical wall at CAMH's Queen Street site

Heritage wall restoration work to begin July 8

Fencing and protective hoarding are expected to be installed on July 8, 2024

CAMH redevelopment Phase 1D illustration

Join us: CAMH 1D Redevelopment Open House

Join us and our partners at the City of Toronto to ask questions, see new visuals and renderings, and learn more about the projects.

City of Toronto mandated arborist and historical preservation work

As part of this work, the City of Toronto instructed CAMH to conduct arborist reports to assess the health of trees bordering our property along the perimeter of our historical heritage wall. The assessment found that six of the large trees along Shaw Street were causing structural damage to the heritage wall and were removed.

Our final phase of redevelopment: Discovery and Recovery

2024 kicks off the fourth and final stage of our historic redevelopment.

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.

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.