St. Mary's Hospital in Montreal has begun a $16.3 million renovation of its emergency department, officials confirmed on Wednesday, September 23, 2026. The project is intended to upgrade the hospital's emergency facilities and is already under way.
The work is taking place at the hospital’s main campus in the Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough of Montreal. St. Mary's is recognized as a major teaching hospital in the city, providing clinical training for medical students and residents while delivering a broad range of health services to the community.
The emergency‑room upgrade is part of a broader effort to improve patient care environments within the institution. By modernising the department, the hospital aims to enhance its capacity to respond to urgent medical needs and to support the teaching mission that relies on up‑to‑date clinical settings.
Hospital administrators indicated that the renovation reflects a commitment to maintaining high standards of emergency care in a region that depends heavily on St. Mary's services. The $16.3 million investment underscores the institution’s role in both health delivery and medical education within Montreal’s diverse neighbourhoods.