Funding is part of a commitment of $100 million to support the mental health of those most affected by COVID-19 Halifax – The Government of Canada understands that mental health is health, and is working to ensure that all people in Canada, regardless of where they live, have access to the vital mental health supports they need. This includes young …
Funding is part of a commitment of $100 million to support the mental health of those most affected by COVID-19 Toronto – The Government of Canada is committed to promoting positive mental health for everyone, particularly those who face disproportionate challenges because of discrimination, socio-economic status or social exclusion. Carolyn Bennett, Minister of Mental Health and Addictions and Associate Minister …
Gaspésie-Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine – As part of the collaborative work with provinces and territories to meet the health and mental health needs of Canadians, the Government of Canada is also working to develop national mental health and substance use service standards to ensure all Canadians can access the support they need, when they need it. Carolyn Bennett, Minister of Mental Health …
Funding is part of a commitment of $100 million to support those most affected by COVID-19. Toronto – While many people in Canada struggle with their mental health, certain groups face unique challenges because of systemic racism, discrimination, socio-economic status or social exclusion. Further, the COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionally impacted and exacerbated mental health challenges within these equity deserving communities. …
Ottawa – Canada’s universal, accessible and publicly funded healthcare is a point of pride for Canadians. However, health workers across Canada are under enormous strain to deliver the care that Canadian patients deserve. Immediate, collaborative, action is needed to deliver better health care for Canadians. On February 7, 2023, the Government of Canada announced an investment of $198.6 billion over …
Funding is part of a commitment of $100 million to support those most affected by COVID-19 Toronto – Students have been among those hit hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic, with social isolation, virtual learning challenges, job insecurity, and financial hardship having a profound impact on their mental health and well-being. The Government of Canada is committed to improving mental health …
Ottawa – February 13 – 17 marks Sexual and Reproductive Health Awareness Week in Canada to raise awareness and promotes resources. Sexual and reproductive health touches all aspects of our health and wellbeing, including physical health, mental health, social participation, family planning, fertility and abortion care, menstrual equity, care of sexual and reproductive organs, and the freedom to be who we …
Ottawa – Cancer is the leading cause of death in Canada. In fact, two in five Canadians will develop cancer in their lifetime and one in four Canadians will die of the disease. Lung, breast, colorectal and prostate cancer are the most commonly diagnosed types of cancer in the country. Although the overall risk of dying from cancer is declining …
Vancouver – Canada is facing an unprecedented and deadly overdose crisis and increasingly toxic illegal drug supply. This crisis has, and continues to be heartbreaking for families, friends, and communities across the country. Collectively, we must recognize that substance use is a public health issue that is shaped by complex and interrelated factors, many of which can be beyond an …
Ottawa – Monday marked the start of National Non-Smoking week, an annual opportunity to educate people across Canada about the benefits of a smoke-free life and promote tools and supports that can help people quit smoking or make a plan to quit. While quitting smoking is one of the best things people who smoke can do for their health, quitting …
