Ontario Premier Doug Ford has called on the federal government to stop approving sites that supply regulated opioids to those living with addiction. https://t.co/p2v9oK5vLU #Opioids#HarmReduction
"A growing number of academics are openly discussing their past and present drug use in an attempt to reduce stigma and help overcome addiction."
https://t.co/jDqwRT1Cto
Three years into the COVID-19 pandemic, some groups face disproportionate challenges, with more than one in three young adults, #Indigenous and LGBTQ2S+ people experiencing symptoms of a mental disorder in 2023. https://t.co/sjdMGzxr0u
Today, we had the honor of speaking to a psychology class with a focus on Indigenous mental health at Carleton University. November is Indigenous Education Month. If you're interested in a presentation for your class, DM us!
Cadaver dogs searching for unmarked graves at former Kenora residential school site uncover 22 'alerts' search by Wauzhushk Onigum First Nation
The alerts in addition to 171 plausible burial sites detected at former St. Mary's site in January
https://t.co/GhYGFaiOoh
A must read from MNO’s Youth Council President! Polarization is impacting Métis youth due to misinformation surrounding Bill C-53 – legislation to implement Métis self-government. https://t.co/w3yxr2h9Cq via @torontostar
Miigwech Premier @WabKinew for coming home to be with all your relatives. ♥️
Your message to our children + youth to stay focused on education was very much welcome.
As I said, you are like our very own Barack Obama. That is how we see you, love you and are inspired by you. ♥️
“No person deserves to be left in a landfill as a final resting place. Not one,” said Bridget Tolley, co-founder of the grassroots organization Families of Sisters in Spirit.
https://t.co/wUqbBVOPfo
Virtual remembrance for #ioad2023 remembering and honouring the many parents who have died from the toxic drug supply, and creating space for youth to grieve without shame amongst peers. https://t.co/63eBZA0jSP