Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

As Toronto prepares to welcome thousands of soccer fans from around the globe for the FIFA World Cup 2026 (FWC26), behind the scenes, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre has been hard at work making sure Ontario and Toronto’s health system is ready. From managing higher patient volumes to supporting paramedics on the ground and preparing for large-scale emergencies, Sunnybrook ...

The excitement is off-the-charts: it’s opening day of the FIFA World Cup 2026 (FWC26) in Toronto, and thousands of fans are streaming toward the stadium. Then, suddenly, a series of loud bangs cut through the noise. Confusion spreads. People begin to run. What unfolds next feels urgent, chaotic, and overwhelming. Thankfully, this is just a scenario; it’s part of Operation Red...

The FIFA World Cup 2026TM is coming to Toronto and the city is ready to welcome you! Whether you’re coming from somewhere nearby or have travelled thousands of kilometres to cheer on your favourite team, it’s important to know how to get health care if you need it. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 9-1-1 right away. First responders will provide care when they...

Sunnybrook wishes you a Happy Pride month! The area surrounding the Holland Centre will be the site of the Pride Toronto Festival during the weekend of June 26 to 28, 2026. On Friday, June 26 between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., Wellesley Street East will be closed but open to local traffic. Staff, patients and visitors will be able to access the Holland Centre via Yonge Street.

Meet Ashley and Sana, two critical care registered nurses at Sunnybrook who each took different routes into one of nursing’s most dynamic specialties. Both Sana and Ashley are graduates of Sunnybrook’s Critical Care Sponsorship Program. Sana transitioned from Sunnybrook’s Acute Care Nursing Resource Team to the Critical Care Nursing Resource Team, while Ashley started her car...