St. Mary's Hospital in the Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough of Montreal has launched a $16.3 million project to upgrade its emergency department. The work, which began in 2026, aims to modernize the facilities that serve a densely populated area of the city.
The renovation focuses on improving the layout, equipment and overall capacity of the emergency room. Hospital officials say the investment will allow staff to respond more efficiently to urgent medical needs and will bring the department in line with contemporary standards for emergency care.
St. Mary's Hospital is a key health care provider for residents of Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, a neighbourhood that blends residential, commercial and cultural spaces. The emergency department is a primary point of entry for patients requiring immediate attention, and the upgrade is intended to enhance the quality of service for the community.
The $16.3 million funding reflects the hospital’s broader effort to modernize its services. By concentrating resources on the emergency room, the institution hopes to reduce wait times, improve patient flow and support a growing demand for urgent care in the borough.
While the project is underway, the hospital continues to operate its emergency services without interruption. Staff have been briefed on the construction schedule and are working around the renovation zones to maintain care standards. The hospital’s leadership emphasized that the upgrade is part of a long‑term commitment to health‑care excellence in the area.
Local residents can expect a more streamlined experience once the improvements are complete, with updated treatment areas and advanced medical technology. The initiative underscores St. Mary's role as a cornerstone of health provision in Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, reinforcing its capacity to meet current and future emergency health needs.