Suicide Prevention
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Fergus resident recognized for efforts in suicide preventionLynn Brandwood was the recipient of the 2023 Neil Dunsmore Power of One award by Here4HopeCanadaSep 12
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Sask. recognizes World Suicide Prevention Day by highlighting resources availableThe province is recognizing Sept. 10 as World Suicide Prevention Day by informing residents of the resources available to those in need.CanadaSep 6
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International Overdose Awareness Day shows reality of Saskatchewan drug useIn 2022, the province had 337 confirmed overdose deaths according to the coroner’s office.CanadaAug 31
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Suicide prevention: Coroner says family, friends should be involved in mental health careThe coroner says that consent forms used in the health-care system should be changed to ask people whether they agree to have their medical information shared with loved ones.HealthJun 14
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Mental health stigma for Indigenous men, boys continues: Métis Nation-SaskatchewanThe Métis Nation-Saskatchewan said more resources are needed to target Indigenous men and boys when it comes to suicide prevention strategies.CanadaJun 11
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Target suicide prevention strategies towards men, Indigenous people: Senate reportA new Senate report says Canada can make strides in suicide prevention if all levels of government develop strategies tailored towards groups facing the highest suicide rates.CanadaJun 8
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B.C. Liberal private member’s bill aims to bolster hospitals’ suicide prevention toolsA new B.C. bill would require hospital staff to try and contact a person's close family members when they are apprehended under the Mental Health Act.HealthMar 8
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BC Liberal MLA to pitch bill updating mental health law after VPD officer’s suicideGlobal News has learned the family of VPD Const. Nicole Chan will be in Victoria to watch BC Liberal South Surrey MLA Elenore Sturko introduce the bill.HealthMar 7
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Alberta family loses son to suicide while he waited for mental health careAn Alberta family feels their loved one became a casualty of a broken mental health care system. They lost their son to suicide while he waited for psychiatric help.HealthFeb 9
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London Knights to hit the ice Friday for OHL’s ‘Talk Today’ game in support of CMHALaunched by CMHA and OHL in 2014, the Talk Today Program provides mental health support to players, coaches, billets and family members throughout the season.SportsFeb 3
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