The study estimates that 6.3 million to 10.7 million Canadians will visit a doctor for mental health issues -- a whopping 54 to 163 per cent increase over pre-pandemic levels.

AIDS N.B. takes its services to the road as safe injection sites and cooling centres close during the pandemic.

A Moncton business owner has missed hugging his staff during the pandemic.

Seniors share their advice for coping with the COVID-19 pandemic. During "Wise Words Wednesdays," Global News asked our elderly viewers for inspiration and insight on getting through trying times.

Nova Scotia among the provinces where demands on mental health resources have spiked.

It can feel overwhelming, living in the time of COVID-19, but mental health services in Calgary want you to know that help is available.

As Albertans continue to self-isolate in hopes of stopping the spread of COVID-19, new technology is emphasizing the importance of accessing mental health resources.

How is the COVID-19 pandemic impacting the mental health of Canada's frontline health care workers and what can be done to support them? Here's what experts say.

Changes to daily life have drawn concern from mental health professionals about how self-isolation can affect those already struggling — particularly individuals with thoughts of suicide. 

People concerned about their mental health amid the COVID-19 pandemic can now turn to several Toronto-based online resources to cope.