grief
Building up resilience to grief helps prepare for life’s losses, says author
“People are talking about how we can create a culture of change so we can live well, grieve well and die well,” Yvonne Heath said. Continue reading
How to talk to your kids about the death of a loved one
It’s not easy to talk to kids about loss, but experts say it’s important. Continue reading
Sask. mother in mourning aims to start support group for those who lost a child
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
A Prince Albert mother in mourning has taken to social media to connect families who are dealing with the death of a child. Continue reading
Formerly homeless Calgarians launch fundraiser to create memorial for lives lost: ‘We don’t want to forget’
By Jill Croteau Reporter
There’s a historic place in the corner of Calgary’s Union Cemetery that became the graveyard of last resort. Continue reading
Day of mourning in Kelowna
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
Renee Ozee’s son died on the job, but she’s sharing his story to help raise awareness about workplace safety. Continue reading
How to support a grieving teen
By Laurel Gregory Reporter
Registered Psychologist Ashley Mielke says like adults, teens experience grief in their own individual way, but parents can support them by giving them the tools to navigate the pain. Continue reading
How to talk with your kids and cope with tragedy from afar
A Winnipeg psychologist says it’s important to lean on each other when dealing with something so sorrowful. Continue reading
Moncton mothers donate ‘cuddle cot’ to Moncton Hospital
By Shelley Steeves Senior Correspondent
Two Moncton mothers, who have each lost an infant, raised money for a device to give parents more time to say goodbye to their babies. Continue reading
MADD Edmonton hosts candlelight vigil for families remembering loved ones over the holidays
The Edmonton chapter of MADD Canada held a candlelight vigil Sunday for families remembering loved ones over the holidays. Continue reading
Edmonton recognizes Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day with ‘wave of light’
On Saturday night, the High Level Bridge will shine purple, green and white while Edmonton families light candles to honour babies they’ve lost. Continue reading
