Mental health

From infection control to mental-health assistance, COVID-19-related research will have enduring benefits

Medical schools pivot to prepare and protect students for front-line work

Some people with disabilities have been isolated in their care homes for months. Experts say it could lead to an ‘avalanche’ of mental-health issues

Dementia symptoms appear to worsen after pandemic restrictions overwrite support routines, families say

Facebook blocks livestream of euthanasia campaigner’s death

'Long COVID': When the symptoms don't stop

B.C. schools receive additional $2-million for mental health programs

Woman wants B.C. to protect legal rights of involuntarily detained patients with mental illness

The financial therapists helping wealthy people cope with crisis

Federal, Ontario governments under fire for handling of solitary confinement

B.C.’s July opioid overdose deaths near province’s total COVID-19 toll

Ottawa earmarks funding for mental-health supports for Indigenous communities during COVID-19

Ottawa pledges $82.5-million for Indigenous mental health support during COVID-19 pandemic

Should I be worried about my uncle if his request for a medically assisted death is denied?

Stop doomscrolling – the onslaught of bad news is only making you miserable

Saskatchewan First Nations call for help to end suicide pandemic

OPP says it won’t lay charges in death of Soleiman Faqiri as police close investigation

Coronavirus pandemic may spark an increase in mental-health struggles that could last years: study

Can you use cannabis to calm dementia?

CAMH, Western among Canadian organizations affected by ransomware attack on Blackbaud

Mother dies one day after asking Quebec police for help with son, watchdog says

Irving commits US$1.5-million for WNBA players skipping season

‘We failed him’: Saskatchewan health authority apologizes to Samwel Uko’s family

It’s unbearable to watch her struggle with dementia - and not be allowed to help

One mental health solution: a kinder, gentler emergency department for people considering suicide

What could a Canadian youth-suicide strategy look like? A Globe and Mail series investigates

As new chair of Ontario’s family council, Betty-Lou Kristy draws on her own story of mental health and addiction

July 2: ‘Much more can be done to protect the vulnerable.’ Readers debate mandatory masks, plus other letters to the editor

Court rules that Ontario mental-health program amounted to assault

B.C. proposal would give hospitals right to detain youth who have overdosed