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From Trillium Health Partners launches $1 billion campaign for new Mississauga hospital

How could the foundation building for Canada's largest hospital affect Ontario?

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The Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital project requires provincial investment The foundation building for the Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital, which aims to be Canada’s largest hospital, requires significant capital that includes investments from the province of Ontario. The $1-billion Built for Us campaign, launched by the Trillium Health Partners Foundation, expands on these provincial investments alongside support from the City of Mississauga and private donors. This commitment impacts the province's health infrastructure planning and budget allocation as it supports the construction of the new hospital and the redevelopment of the Queensway Health Centre.

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  • Trillium Health Partners Foundation has launched a $1-billion fundraising campaign.mississauga.com
  • The foundation aims to raise the remaining $400 million by 2032.mississauga.com
  • To date, the foundation has raised about $600 million.mississauga.com
  • The Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital is expected to open in late 2033 or early 2034.mississauga.com

Why it matters

The Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital is planned to be Canada’s largest hospital, and its construction represents a massive shift in health infrastructure for the province. Trillium Health Partners already reports that its hospitals see more emergency room visits and in-patients, deliver more births, and perform more brain surgeries than any other hospital in the province, noting that admissions are usually at 110 per cent of capacity every day.

This project is part of a larger effort to address high demand for care across the province. The campaign also supports the redevelopment of the Queensway Health Centre, which will more than double its bed capacity, indicating a provincial focus on expanding capacity and improving care delivery in response to existing pressures.

What we don't know yet

  • What specific financial commitments has the province made to the campaign?
  • How will the new hospital affect the operational capacity of existing provincial hospitals?

What would change this answer

The provincial government increases its investment in the campaignThe effect on the province's budget and health policy will become stronger and more immediate.
The foundation fails to raise the remaining $400 million by 2032The timeline for the hospital's opening and the scope of the project could be significantly delayed or reduced.

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