On Thursday, the Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs held an online event to discuss how well military veterans are being recognized and supported as they re-enter civilian society.

The suit was filed by four RCMP officers on behalf of members who have been diagnosed with or suffered from operational stress injuries.

In Canada, 11 people die by suicide every day — that's 4,000 people every year.

A unique program designed to help war veterans, first responders and health care workers heal from mental trauma like post-traumatic stress is in jeopardy.

Sandra Medina is 37 weeks pregnant. She was planning on returning to Colombia but has been trapped by the COVID-19 pandemic without health coverage.

One Lethbridge woman who suffers from complex PTSD is standing up for those who can't wear face masks ahead of city council's decision on Aug. 24.

Moose Jaw paramedic Nicholas Hennink addresses the impact of social isolation in a song.

For former CFL player Orlando Bowen, coming to terms with George Floyd's death and the fallout has meant having to relive his own nightmare encounter with Peel police.

Veterans Affairs Canada is reinstating funding of mental health services after a government policy change meant family members were denied benefits.

Veterans Affairs meets or exceeds its own 16-week standard for processing disability and health-care benefit applications in just one-third of cases, according to government data.