Ontario’s most vulnerable – those with mental health and addiction problems – will benefit from a major redevelopment of Toronto’s Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), Public Infrastructure Renewal Minister David Caplan announced today. [News Release]

(Left to right) Dr. Paul Garfinkel, CAMH President and CEO: David Caplan, Minister of Public Infrastructure Renewal; Jamie Andersom, Chair, CAMH Board of Trustees.	(Left to right) Greg Wong; Dr. Paul Garfinkel, CAMH President and CEO: Steve Lurie, Camh Board of Trustees; David Caplan, Minister of Public Infrastructure Renewal; Jamie Andersom, Chair, CAMH Board of Trustees.
(Left to right) Judith Tompkins, Chief, Nursing Practice and Professional Services; David Caplan, Minister of Public Infrastructure Renewal.	(Left to right) Joan Piscopo, Chair of Client and Family Reference Group for the Redevelopment; David Caplan, Minister of Public Infrastructure Renewal; Joanne Campbell, CAMH Vice President Communications and Community Relations.
(Left to right) Judith Tompkins, CAMH Chief of Nursing Practice and Professional Services; David Caplan, Minister iof Public Infrastructure Renewal; Dr. Paul Garfinkel, CAMH President and CEO; Joan Piscopo, Chair of Client and Family Reference Group for the Redevelopment; Jamie Andersom, Chair, CAMH Board of Trustees; Karen McGrath, CEO, Canadian Mental Health Association, Ontario; David Kelley, Executive Director, Ontario Federation of Mental Health and Addiction Programs; Hilary Short, President and CEO, Ontario Hospital Association look at the architect's model of Alternate Milieu building, which will be part of the first phase of the Queen Street redevelopment.	(Left to right) Janine Robb, Administrative Director Mood & Anxiety Program; Judith Tompkins, Chief, Nursing Practice and Professional Services; Joan Piscopo, Chair of Client and Family Reference Group for the Redevelopment.