Redeveloping the Queen Street site

The CAMH redevelopment will transform the face of addiction and mental health treatment, bringing new pride to our institution and our city. We're building a neighbourhood centred on care — an urban setting with streets, parks and a healthy mix of uses and activities. Gone will be the atmosphere of stigma that hangs over the current site, replaced with a safe, comfortable and welcoming environment that empowers our clients and staff.

Welcome to the CAMH redevelopment project homepage. Scroll down to see the most recent developments on the construction site and in our planning for the follow-up phases. Quick links to the essential elements of our project are to the right, and the full contents of this site can be accessed to the left.

What's new?

Redevelopment progress update: April 14, 2008 - The first four buildings of CAMH's Queen Street redevelopment project are now occupied and operational! In this bulletin, please also find information about CAMH's environmental performance and non-CAMH elements of the project [read more]
The new urban village will be a mix of CAMH and typical urban land uses. Read more about the role of non-CAMH development in Transforming Lives Here at New Neighbours in the Urban Village and in the December 2007 progress update
Thank you to everyone who came to the October 3 Open House. Plans and graphics presented at the Open House are now posted on the 'What's Coming Next' page [read more]

This web site provides a comprehensive overview of the redevelopment project and is divided into the following sections:

To download our brochure in a Adobe Acrobat format, please click on the logo at the top of this page.

For further information please contact

Redevelopment Office
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
1001 Queen Street West
Toronto, Ontario
M6J 1H4

Please leave a message at 416-535-8501 ext. 3330
Or e-mail Redevelopment_Feedback@camh.net

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Content updated: May 02, 2008 5:09 PM

Redeveloping the Queen Street site

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