Winter related injuries: MCH Trauma Centre issues safety reminder

As spring break is just around the corner, the Montreal Children’s Hospital (MCH) Trauma Centre is urging families to take precautions to keep children and teens safe while enjoying seasonal activities to avoid winter related injuries.

February 18th is Critical Care Transport Nurses Day!

When a newborn or child needs urgent care, Critical Care Transport Nurses at the Montreal Children’s Hospital are ready to respond – providing lifesaving support and comfort during some of the most critical moments for families.

Psychoeducation: test your knowledge!

How much do you know about psychoeducation? Throughout February, take part in this quiz to test your knowledge on the subject and get a chance to win educational games from Éditions Midi Trente.

Chez Nous - Winter 2026!

Remain up to date with all of the latest news around the Montreal Children's Hospital!

Peri-anesthesia nurses keep surgery safe for children

A pediatric nurse in the recovery room at the Montreal Children's Hospital, Thanh Luu combines expertise in peri-anesthesia with deep compassion.

The Accessibility Action Plan approved for 2025-2026

The plan highlights key achievements from 2024–2025 and sets priorities for the year ahead.

How to take care of my sick child?

While minor issues can seem like a big deal, they are usually easy to treat.

Welcome to the Montreal Children's Hospital!

Our Welcome Guide guide contains information about the hospital and its services, and provides a better understanding of what to expect during your child's stay at the hospital.

Is it an emergency?

If your child's case is not urgent, please consider consulting these other resources.
  1. Info santé

    Check with Info-Santé by dialling 8-1-1

  2. Clinic

    Call your doctor or a network clinic

  3. Emergency

    If recommended, go to the Emergency department