Demolition, site work and new construction of a medical facility in Mississauga, Ontario. Working plans call for the construction of a 2,800,000-square-foot, 24-story above grade, 950-bed medical facility; for site work for a medical facility; and for the demolition of a medical facility.

Redevelopment of site M for construction of a new hospital will be a full replacement of the existing hospital and will redefine a new urban centre focused on health in this part of the city. Features include: A new 24-storey hospital that will contain 950 beds and be 2.8 million sq ft in size. The number of operating rooms will increase to 23 and over 80% of the rooms will be private rooms. A new and expanded Emergency Department (ED), creating one of the largest EDs in the province, reducing wait times and improving the patient experience. The new hospital will also include advanced diagnostic imaging facilities and a new pharmacy and clinical laboratory. The Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital will allow Trillium Health Partners to increase flexibility to respond to future health care challenges, feature modern hospital facilities and technology, and reflect the latest standards in infection prevention and control. The hospital will continue to deliver highly specialized care through our regional programs, such as the regional centre for cancer care, advanced cardiac surgery, and geriatric mental health services among others. The site is the current Camilla Care Community property. TIMELINE: Infrastructure Ontario (IO) and Trillium Health Partners have signed a Development Phase Agreement with EllisDon + PCL Health Care Partners as Trillium Health Partners. The building team and owners are delivering the hospital via a progressive public-private partnership approach. Site prep work is underway with the demolition of three buildings, along with the removal and relocation of site utilities, realignment of site roads and the creation of new temporary construction roads to prepare for the next phase of construction. Pending all required approvals, vertical construction will begin in 2025.