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What happens when people with autism go to emergency

What happens when people with autism go to emergency

What happens when people with autism go to emergency TORONTO, July 18, 2017 – A study by the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) of 284 teens and adults…

BR Indigenous Suicides – CP

Source: The Canadian Press – Broadcast wire Jul 19, 2017  OTTAWA – New mental health workers have arrived in Pikangikum First Nation to help hundreds of people seeking support in the northern Ontario community.…

Hundreds seeking mental health support in Pikangikum First Nation: Philpott – CP

Source: The Canadian Press Jul 18, 2017  By Kristy Kirkup THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA _ New mental health workers arrived in Pikangikum First Nation on Tuesday to help hundreds of people seeking support…

Manitoba Government Introduces Cap on Dispensing Fees for Provincial Drug Programs

Changes to Ensure Reasonable Costs For Pharmacy Services: Goertzen The Manitoba government will introduce a cap on dispensing fees to help reduce costs for patients and the provincial drug plan,…

Ontario First Nation reeling following suicides of at least 4 young people – Global News

A remote First Nation community in northwestern Ontario has been devastated following the deaths of at least four young people ages 12-16 who have taken their own lives so far…

Is a premiers’ summit worth boycotting? – Macleans.ca

Indigenous leaders maximized attention by snubbing this year’s provincial and territorial confab. But this isn’t the table they really want a seat at. July 17, 2017 Brad Wall is the…

Health care in ‘crisis’ – Canadian Medical Association pushes for national standards – Vancouver Sun

With the premiers set to meet in Edmonton this week, the Canadian Medical Association is pushing for national health guidelines. That national vision is necessary to stave off further degradation…

Agency working with patient being treated with traditional medicine – Eagle Feather News

July 17, 2017 When Richard Richardson found out he had stage four terminal lung cancer in February, the oncologist at the Saskatoon Cancer Centre told him it was inoperable, irreversible…

Vancouver drug users’ group once considered militant have led prevention policy – CP

Source: The Canadian Press Jul 16, 2017 By Camille Bains THE CANADIAN PRESS VANCOUVER _ A copy of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms graces a wall around the corner from where…

First Nations say the solution to the suicide crisis lies with them – and long-term funding from Ottawa – The Globe and Mail

Jul. 16, 2017 They have dismantled part of the outdoor rink on the Wapekeka First Nation. While other Canadian kids go to their arenas to play hockey or chase each…

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