Michael Garron Hospital, Toronto East Health Network

Today, MGH recognizes National Indigenous Peoples Day and celebrates the histories, cultures, traditions and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples across Canada.

National Indigenous Peoples Day is held on the summer solstice, a day that holds cultural significance for many Indigenous communities.

MGH is committed to advancing reconciliation and fostering a greater understanding of Indigenous histories, cultures and their impact on the present day.

As part of our ongoing reconciliation efforts, Daniel Chilton, MGH’s Indigenous Patient Navigator, will lead an upcoming learning opportunity for staff on Indigenous traditions, celebrations and community practices.

Through storytelling and cultural teachings, participants will gain a deeper understanding of Indigenous cultures and the importance of culturally safe and respectful care.

We were incredibly proud to celebrate our achievement as one of Canada’s Most Admired Corporate Cultures!

MGH has been recognized with this honour since 2016, and our official induction into the Most Admired Corporate Culture Hall of Fame is a true testament to the heart, dedication and incredible community our staff has built together every single day.

Thank you, Waterstone Human Capital, for this prestigious honour, and a big thank you to everyone at MGH for making our workplace so special. 🏥💙

In-person services at the Thorncliffe Park Youth Wellness Hub are now available at East York Town Centre! Whether you need help dealing with stress, finding job opportunities or need someone to talk to, our team is here for you. Learn more: https://ethp.ca/ThorncliffeYWHO

Soccer excitement is here at MGH! ⚽️

Wishing all teams a great tournament and extra loud cheers for our very own Team Canada. 🍁

MGH was proud to host Chiefs of Psychiatry from across Ontario for the very first time.

Convened by Dr. Jennifer Russel, Chief of Psychiatry and Medical Director of Mental Health and Substance Use Services at MGH, the gathering brought together leaders for a great day of collaboration, sharing best practices and strengthening mental health and substance use care across the province. 🧠

Congratulations to the Class of 2026! 🎓 Our President and CEO, Melanie Kohn, delivers the keynote at her alma mater's Spring Convocation. Congratulations to all the new grads – the future of public health is bright.

We're still buzzing from our Spring 2026 Convocation events, which included an inspiring keynote speech from Dr. Melanie Kohn, CEO of Michael Garron Hospital, Toronto East Health Network — an outstanding public health leader.

A big thank you to Dr. Kohn, who is also an alum of Dalla Lana School of Public Health .

The FIFA World Cup 26™ is just around the corner and Toronto is ready to welcome an estimated 300,000 visitors as an official host city!

With numerous games, events and celebrations taking place from June 11 to July 19, it’s important to know how you can stay safe and healthy while taking part in this momentous tournament.

Learn what you need to know in our latest Newsroom story: https://www.tehn.ca/about-us/newsroom/staying-safe-and-healthy-during-fifa-world-cup-26tm-toronto

June is !

Did you know that one quarter of Canadians who experience a stroke are under the age of 65?

It's easy to spot the signs of a stroke using the F.A.S.T. acronym.

Save and share this picture with your loved ones to help promote this month!