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What Truth and Reconciliation demands of us

When online discussions of mental health are curtailed, people suffer. Why advocates are calling for social media platforms to be more accountable for their content safety practices

What makes someone feel safe isn't something we can assume. We have to ask. And we have to listen. In this article, three people with lived experience challenge us to rethink suicide prevention through the lens of safety, connection, and community.

One in five people in Canada lives with a mental health challenge. Many of them are your colleagues, your managers, your mentors. They show up, contribute, lead — and they do it while navigating something most people never see. This Labour Day, we're telling their stories.

Only a month after Joy McNabb completed Talking About Suicide — a refreshed, free, self-directed three-hour course available to all health-care providers — she found herself drawing on her newfound knowledge.