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Provincial Government Recognizes Bell Let’s Talk Day
January 22, 2025 The Honourable John G. Abbott, Minister of Mental Health and Addictions and Minister of Housing, is recognizing Bell Let’s Talk Day today (Wednesday, January 22). The 2025 Bell Let’s Talk awareness campaign focuses on supporting youth mental health and includes a text-to-donate campaign to raise funds for six youth mental health providers, […]
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Message — 2025 Bell Let’s Talk campaign
January 22, 2025 This year, Bell Let’s Talk is highlighting a growing crisis: youth mental health. The mental health of young Canadians has declined since the pandemic. They are experiencing increased social disconnection and socio-economic challenges that have worsened in recent years. Our young people are our hope and our future. We have a collective […]
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After newborn dies following procedure, Montreal dentist pleads not guilty to disciplinary charges – CTV
January 21, 2025 According to his parents, Jules Beauchemin was a happy and healthy baby. “On June 28th, he was four weeks old, and we lived a happy life,” said his father, Nicolas Beauchemin. Beauchemin’s baby died minutes after what he and the baby’s mother thought was a minor operation, and they have brought disciplinary […]
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Sask. has enough COVID-19 vaccines for spring, won’t confirm whether it plans to buy more – CBC
Doses will be available for province’s high-risk population, according to Ministry of Health Jan 21, 2025 Saskatchewan’s Ministry of Health has enough COVID-19 vaccine doses for the province’s high-risk population this spring, but would not confirm whether it plans to purchase more doses in the future. The province has more than 100,000 doses, all of […]
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Endless diarrhea and exhaustion: the stomach bug making the rounds among the most vulnerable in Canada – CBC
Worse, the bacterial infection is getting harder to treat with antibiotics Jan 22, 2025 For the past five weeks, Toronto night nurse Keren Elumir has been handing out clean underwear and electrolyte packets at a safe consumption and overdose prevention site in Moss Park. She’s been seeing more and more people with the telltale signs […]
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Today is Bell Let’s Talk Day! Everyone is invited to join the conversation and take action to support featured youth mental health organizations with national text-to-donate campaign
MONTRÉAL, Jan. 22, 2025 Today is Bell Let’s Talk Day! Everyone is invited to take part in this milestone 15th year of action and change, and to support youth mental health by donating $5 by text with Bell matching all donations up to a total of $1 million. 100% of the proceeds are going to […]
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This First Nation lost a 10-year-old girl to suicide. The community is speaking out about it – CBC
Jan 22, 2025 ‘To heal is to address it,’ says chief, urging governments to help build new health and treatment centre Always smiling, always joking, always asking curious questions. This is how Jenayah Skunk’s family described her at her funeral earlier this month in Mishkeegogamang First Nation. Jenayah died by suicide late last month, according to her […]
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Ministers on tariff threat, Canada-U.S. relations – January 20, 2025
Credit: cpac Facing questions on the tariff threat are Ministers Mélanie Joly (foreign affairs), David McGuinty (public safety), Dominic LeBlanc (finance, intergovernmental affairs), Mark Holland (health), Jonathan Wilkinson (natural resources), Steven Guilbeault (environment) and Marci Ien (women and gender equality). Wilkinson and Guilbeault also discuss the environmental policies of the Trump administration and the impact […]
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Salmonella linked to recalled mini pastries may have infected nearly 1,600: PHAC – CTV
January 20, 2025 TORONTO — The Public Health Agency of Canada said nearly 1,600 people may have been infected with salmonella linked to the recall of mini pastries. The federal agency’s director of outbreak management said Monday that calculation is based on the agency’s estimation that for every reported case there’s another 26.1 in the […]
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2025 Anti-Poverty Fund Applications Now Open
The Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) is now accepting funding applications for the 2025 Anti-Poverty Fund. This annual $1.75 million fund supports poverty reduction initiatives in communities across the NWT. Who Can Apply: NWT Indigenous governments and community governing authorities Non-governmental organizations demonstrating partnership or support from an Indigenous or community governing authority. Eligibility […]
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