The Royal Canadian Navy says the 56 sailors were 45 times more likely to be diagnosed with PTSD than a control group made up of healthy submariners. Continue reading
The school typically offers ‘learn to sail’ programs for people with physical and cognitive disabilities, but Bridges said they are opening up the program to people suffering from mental illness as well. Continue reading
Minister of Veteran Affairs announced Thursday that VETS Canada will receive $840,000 for its Beacon of Hope program that helps support homeless veterans Continue reading
A worker says he’s been diagnosed with PTSD due to the abuse he’s suffered over the years, which includes everything from yelling to death threats. Continue reading
With Parliament not expected to resume handling of Bill C-417, it looks as though it will officially die when the writ drops to mark the start of the 2019 federal election. Continue reading
Downtown Regina was home to a mini-indy-kart symphony Sunday as the sounds of engines revving, tires squealing and crowds cheering filled City Square Plaza. Continue reading
A private member’s bill, Bill C-417, would have amended the Criminal Code to allow jurors to speak about trial deliberations with a mental health professional. Continue reading
The stand has hit a sour note with at least three of her neighbours, and municipal bylaw officers are taking action on the complaints. Continue reading
Even though ayahuasca is illegal in Canada, police officers are seeking out the substance as a last resort to treat their post-traumatic stress disorder. Continue reading
Kathleen Symington has alleged that the fire service discriminated against her based on her gender and disability. Continue reading