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Harm reduction projects receive funding from Government of Canada - Vimarsana News

Harm reduction projects receive funding from Government of Canada

The Government of Canada is providing more than $2 million to support three Manitoba organizations in addressing substance use and the overdose crisis.

Parents say daughter died after mental-health system failed her - Vimarsana News

Parents say daughter died after mental-health system failed her

The parents of a woman who lived in Dartmouth, N.S., say their daughter died after being turned away from a mental-health clinic, and they want to know why it was so hard for her to get help.

Source: cbc.ca
Canada falling short on mental health despite government efforts, advocates say - Vimarsana News

Canada falling short on mental health despite government efforts, advocates say

While Ottawa has boosted its spending on mental health services, Canada risks falling behind on the file unless the federal government opts for a better approach, mental health advocates say.

Source: cbc.ca
How Thunder Bay, Ont.'s increasingly toxic street drugs are driving overdose and death rates - Vimarsana News

How Thunder Bay, Ont.'s increasingly toxic street drugs are driving overdose and death rates

Workers on the front lines of the opioid crisis in Thunder Bay, Ont., are responding to more overdoses than ever before, linked to increasingly toxic and unpredictable street drugs. Here's what health-care workers at the only safe consumption site in northwestern Ontario want people to know.

Source: cbc.ca
One-time free counselling session available to Nova Scotians - Vimarsana News

One-time free counselling session available to Nova Scotians

A new pilot program now allows Nova Scotians struggling with general mental health issues to book a one-time free counselling session.