St. Mary's Hospital in Montreal began a $16.3 million renovation of its emergency department in September 2026, aiming to modernize and expand the space to better serve patients.
The project focuses on the hospital's emergency wing, where patient rooms, triage areas and medical equipment will be upgraded. This work forms part of a multi‑million‑dollar effort to improve the facility’s emergency services.
St. Mary's Hospital provides care to the Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Glace borough, a densely populated part of the city. The upgrade is intended to meet growing demand for urgent care in the community and to enhance the overall quality of emergency treatment.
Construction is expected to continue over the coming months, with the hospital maintaining its operations while the renovation proceeds. The investment reflects the institution’s commitment to strengthening its critical‑care capacity without disrupting service.
The $16.3 million funding underscores the priority given to emergency‑care infrastructure within Montreal’s health system. Upon completion, the renovated emergency department is projected to offer a more efficient environment for both patients and staff.