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Mental health groups offer support to police, family members after officer dies in line of duty Support groups are reaching out to Toronto police officers and their families with mental health and counselling resources this weekend as they deal with the death of one of their own in the line of duty. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Jul 03, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: July 3 Flowers lying outside Toronto police 52 Division in honour of Const. Jeffrey Northrup. Mental health organizations...

Article content Amanda Robichaud recalls wondering, in those painful days and weeks that followed Christopher Labreche’s suicide, if her brother should have chosen a different job. “That’s a bit of a fleeting thought,” Robichaud told a video press conference on Thursday. “We’re proud of his service, we’re proud of the job he chose. He couldn’t have done anything else. He was born to be a police officer and he loved it. He loved the job.” We apologize...

Article content Amanda Robichaud recalls wondering, in those painful days and weeks that followed Christopher Labreche’s suicide, if her brother should have chosen a different job. “That’s a bit of a fleeting thought,” Robichaud told a video press conference on Thursday. “We’re proud of his service, we’re proud of the job he chose. He couldn’t have done anything else. He was born to be a police officer and he loved it. He loved the job.” We apologize...

Article content Amanda Robichaud recalls wondering, in those painful days and weeks that followed Christopher Labreche’s suicide, if her brother should have chosen a different job. “That’s a bit of a fleeting thought,” Robichaud told a video press conference on Thursday. “We’re proud of his service, we’re proud of the job he chose. He couldn’t have done anything else. He was born to be a police officer and he loved it. He loved the job.” We apologize...