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Tulsa's Coffee Bunker marks 16 years of veteran mental health advocacy: 'Be a hope builder"
6+ hour, 53+ min ago (36+ words) 'Everyone needs a bunker': Tulsa non-profit fighting veteran depression turns 16 ca.news.yahoo.com The Tulsa non-profit The Coffee bunker observed its 16th anniversary on Sept. 13, marking progress with "new missions" to reduce veteran suicides in Oklahoma....
Manitoba families carry memories of loved ones lost to fentanyl
8+ hour, 18+ min ago (46+ words) Yahoo News Canada A fentanyl awareness walk was held in Winnipeg to honour the lives of those lost to the synthetic opiod, while a new community services office was opened to help people struggling with addictions....
Mourning sister joins others for walk to raise awareness about deadly impact of fentanyl use
8+ hour, 18+ min ago (636+ words) With loved ones on their minds, about 100 people gathered at The Forks on Sunday afternoon for the 3rd annual Fentanyl Awareness walk to raise awareness about the lethal synthetic opiod and other toxic substances, and to call for change. For Hanna-Marie…...
Two decades after school shooting, survivor now serves as a police officer in Monreal
19+ hour, 21+ min ago (1166+ words) MONTREAL — Two decades ago, James Santos saw his friend die in a shooting at a Montreal college. Now, he is a Montreal police officer, working for the force he says saved his life that day. Sunday marks the 20th anniversary of…...
'I don't do panto for the money, I do it because I care"
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (460+ words) TV presenter and actor Jonathan Wilkes has been making Christmas audiences laugh, clap and cheer in pantomime at the same theatre for two decades. Since 2005, he has appeared in all but one of the festive shows staged at the Regent…...
N.S. mother blames lack of long-term detox for daughter's death
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (59+ words) Yahoo News Canada Leslie Tilley lost her daughter to alcohol addiction but believes she would still be alive if the province had more live-in treatment centres. Nova Scotia Health focuses primarily on support services that enable people to stay in…...
NDP Rx for fractured health care: One health ministry to end the chaos
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (678+ words) Alberta's fractured health care needs to be put back together, the NDP said Thursday. At the Calgary announcement of the party's Future of Health Care plan, a doctor and a one-time patient took the podium to deliver the diagnosis. Dr....
Accused in Moncton shelter killing seeks mental health assessment
3+ day, 15+ hour ago (220+ words) A Moncton man who's accused of killing another man at a local shelter appeared in provincial court on Thursday morning. On Aug. 26, 34-year-old Zachary Pollock was found with serious injuries outside the Bridge to Home Shelter and Resource Hub on…...
Families of 2006 Dawson College shooting victims ask Carney to do more on gun control
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (249+ words) MONTREAL — Close to 20 years after a deadly shooting in a Montreal college, family members of the victim and of survivors are asking Prime Minister Mark Carney to do more on gun control. On Sept. 13, 2006, a shooter attacked Dawson College, killed…...
Nova Scotia woman died because of lack of detox facilities for patients to stay long-term, mother says
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (749+ words) An Annapolis Valley woman believes her daughter would still be alive if there were more facilities where patients can stay for extended periods of time while going through addiction withdrawal treatment. Barbara Tilley, 38, died in February after a long battle…...