Ryan Jespersen recognized for contributions to mental health in Alberta
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
630 CHED host Ryan Jespersen has been honoured with an award for his work to improve mental health for Albertans. Continue reading
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Peterborough suicide prevention program ‘not sustainable without government funding’: CMHA
By Mark Giunta Videographer, Backup News & Sports Anchor
Since 2016, the Assertive Outreach Suicide Prevention Program has helped 226 people who had attempted suicide with a 100 per cent success rate. Continue reading
There are stark disparities in access to mental health services across Canada
An exclusive analysis of wait times for mental health services shows striking disparities in access and tracking — and advocates are calling on federal leaders to tackle it. Continue reading
Two Kingston mental health and addictions organizations considering merger
The two organizations intend to merge in order to offer a ‘continuum’ of service to people with addiction and mental health issues in the city. Continue reading
Toronto Marlies’ Rich Clune to speak at Friday Night Lights fundraiser
By Greg Davis Videographer/Online Journalist
The seventh annual Friday Night Lights is set for Oct. 4 at Thomas A. Stewart Secondary School in Peterborough. Continue reading
Kingston stabbing victim described as warm, caring and a champion for kids
By Mike Postovit Videographer
We’re learning a little more about the victim of last week’s horrific attack in downtown Kingston. Continue reading
‘Hope, healing and remembrance’: Vernon marks World Suicide Prevention Day
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
Vernon’s Polson Park was lit up with lanterns on Tuesday night as part of the Canadian Mental Health Association’s third annual Be the Light event. Continue reading
Vernon father advocates for suicide prevention: ‘You’re not alone out there’
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
Interior Health had the highest rate of youth suicide in B.C. Continue reading
Mental health investment extends hours at Regina General Hospital
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
An investment by the government of Saskatchewan to mental health services in Regina is welcome, but some officials say it’s long overdue. Continue reading
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Lethbridge’s Diversion Outreach Team expands its services
By Chris Chacon Digital Journalist
Lethbridge’s diversion outreach team is extending its service hours and adding another vehicle to provide transportation to those at risk and vulnerable. Continue reading