An addictions recovery centre proposed for Ottawa in the wake of the death of actor Matthew Perry is still going forward, but will not bear the Hollywood star's name. It comes after Matthew Perry House made the "very difficult decision" to step away from the project, founder and executive director Caitlin Morrison said on Wednesday. (Patrick Louiseize/CBC)Split was amicableThe foundation's plans for the facility included housing, on-site care and a "comprehensive range of support services" for roughly 160 people going through the recovery process. The decision to part ways was made "amicably," according to a joint statement issued by Matthew Perry House, The Royal and several of the project's other partners. "The project team is united in its commitment to delivering much-needed supportive housing, centered on wellness and recovery.

Source: CBC News March 26, 2026 15:02 UTC