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Jonny Morris from the Canadian Mental Health Association joins Global’s Antony Robart to discuss the dangers of jumping to conclusions about mental health and gun violence, and why sustained mental health support is needed in the community of Tumbler Ridge, BC following the horrific mass shooting.

Organizations say young people need more mental health supports across the country, especially in light of the tragic Tumbler Ridge mass shooting. In Edmonton, one foundation is hoping to connect teens with affordable services. Erik Bay has the story.

Kyle Moore is gearing up for a big challenge this February – 2,000 push-ups in 23 days. All to raise awareness on men’s mental health struggles in partnership with CMHA Nova Scotia.

The province is expanding the use of a tool designed to help those facing a mental health crisis. It’s proving effective in increasing positive outcomes for first responders, health workers and people who pose a risk to themselves or others. Kylie Stanton reports.

Coming up near the end of March is CASA Mental Health’s annual gala. It’s one of the biggest fundraisers for the organization, helping fund life-changing mental health care for kids and families. Nadine Samycia with CASA and Jared Jorgenson Clark Builders, the event sponsor, chatted with Global News Morning Edmonton.

The shooter in this tragic story is being identified as an 18-year-old local. Police say they were familiar with Jesse Van Rootselaar and attended the family home for mental health calls. But as Rumina Daya reports, a motive is yet to be identified.

The first report card looking into the mental health of Toronto residents revealed a long-term decline in people’s mental well-being, with certain groups affected more than others. According to the data from Thrive Toronto, from 2015 to 2022, the number of Torontonians reporting good mental health dropped by 21 per cent. Nicole Di Donato breaks...

WATCH: Family Service Saskatoon executive director Janine Baumann explains how they support mental health including family and intimate partner violence prevention and parenting supports. The Family Service Radiothon is January 29 and 30 at Lawson Heights Mall.

The acclaimed NFB documentary Sons explores fatherhood, identity, and intergenerational bonds, asking one essential question: How can we teach our boys to become better men? A free screening of the film is coming to Montreal, presented by The Curious Neuron, a science-based parenting platform founded by Montreal neuroscientist Cindy Hovington. She joined Global News Morning...

As colder temperatures and icy conditions keep many people indoors, mental health experts are warning about the risks of “winter hibernation,” particularly for older adults. Julie Erickson, clinical psychologist and University of Toronto adjunct professor, joins Miranda Anthistle to explain why prolonged isolation and reduced activity during winter months can negatively impact mental well-being

The University of Lethbridge is working all week to support students and staff with mental wellness activities. Justin Sibbet reports.

After a devastating flood last week, researchers at the Lehmann Centre at the Douglas Hospital say they have been raising concerns for years about the decrepit state of the building. Amanda Jelowicki reports.

‘Enchanted Bloom – A Night Out For Mental Health’ is bringing together live music, connection, and conversation in support of the Resiliency Project. The project responds to immediate mental health and addiction-related crises. It also supports initiatives that address the root causes of homelessness, addiction, and crime through intensive family trauma-focused and community-based healing. Bianca...

Sam Madore with the Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia and Olympian Karen Furneaux share their new fundraiser ‘Body Movin’’ – that promotes staying active during the winter months for mental wellbeing.

Cascading water and crumbling ceiling tiles were visible Monday inside the Lehmann pavilion, where a failure in the sprinkler system flooded the laboratories specializing in depression and Alzheimer’s disease research.

Sports have been a lifeline for B.C.’s Madison McKenzie. That was especially true, after she endured a life-altering injury in a car crash. Jay Durant has more on her calling with para hockey, in This is BC.

It can be a tough time of year. A tricky combination of colder weather keeping people inside, limited daylight, and the post-holiday blues. Psychiatrists say these feelings are especially important to track in young people. Health reporter Katherine Ward has more from the experts on how adults can play an important role in supporting children’s mental...

A 27-year-old suspect has been charged by Durham Regional Police in an incident that saw both an officer and the suspect both shot by another officer in Oshawa on Sunday. The SIU is continuing to investigate the incident. Lexy Benedict report.

There have been countless studies highlighting the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on mental health. Now a new report suggests what was thought to be a short-term impact has persisted resulting in long-term trends of poor mental wellness. Caryn Lieberman explains.

Dr. Robbie Babins-Wagner the Calgary Counselling Centre CEO joins Global News Morning to help us manage any resolutions we might tackle in the new year.