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Her family says she never got the right care or follow-up from doctors, hospitals and psychiatrists. “Our daughter didn’t have to die.” → Read More
My mother, a trained physician, came to Canada to give us a better life. But the challenges of immigrating here put home ownership out of reach. → Read More
Medical director of the Credit Valley Hospital program is on an indefinite absence following charges of assault and sex assault unrelated to hospital. → Read More
Advocates say “digital first” system unfair to people with technological barriers or certain disabilities, and accommodations are hard to access. → Read More
Young Ontarians outline how their mental health has suffered during COVID-19, and what they’re looking for from party leaders → Read More
The CBC’s Colin Butler was diagnosed with PTSD as a result of reporting on traumatic events during his career. → Read More
Policymakers urged to address the inequities that made visible minorities more vulnerable to COVID as the city and province look to move forward from the pandemic. → Read More
The CIHI data is from the first year of the pandemic, but Ontario hospitals say the rate of eating disorder admissions remains high → Read More
Amid a surge of fatal overdoses, Ontario’s construction industry is taking steps to raise awareness of the stark impact on the sector. → Read More
Feelings are driven by COVID and climate fears, reports the Ontario Student Drug Use and Health Survey of 2,200 kids in grades 7-12. → Read More
In the absence of government mandates, tools to curb COVID-19 spread have suddenly become a personal choice. While some people are eager to embrace new freedoms, others feel vulnerable, angry and abandoned. → Read More
Vanessa Amos, also known as Ezra, was found dead on March 31 near Bathurst Street and Bloor Street West after a fall from the roof of a construction site. → Read More
After decades of debate, ‘prolonged grief disorder’ is officially part of American psychiatrists’ diagnostic manual. How will this impact care in Canada? → Read More
As Ontario enters a new phase, talking to children about the importance of wearing a mask to school is now a trickier subject for parents. → Read More
A February poll shows Canadians are less concerned about COVID-19, but rates of high anxiety and depression haven’t budged since October. → Read More
Decision to keep mandates in place is in spite of provincial guidelines that will lift mandatory masking in indoor settings like schools, restaurants and gyms. → Read More
Governments are signalling a transition toward a post-pandemic life, but for some people the threat of the virus still looms large. → Read More
Low wages and burnout have led to difficulties in staff retention, while demand for services at this stage of the pandemic has never been higher. → Read More
The rising opioid death toll comes as front-line staff struggle with burnout while navigating the unpredictability of COVID-19. → Read More
The numbers are not surprising, nurses say, as they struggle to provide adequate care for patients in overwhelmed hospitals while navigating their own trauma from COVID-19. → Read More