Victims of cancel culture rarely deserve the treatment they receive or the stigma they carry with them. Some of them are genuinely innocent, and many people learn from horrible mistakes.
What we now know in May, but did not know in March, is that the global COVID-19 death toll is at the low end of the range of deaths resulting from the annual flu.
A recent survey suggests that heavy drinking is most prevalent among younger people and those who have anxiety about financial instability due to COVID-19.
The desire certain media outlets have for taking every comment Trump makes and running with as though it is false is not only trite but troubling.
Suicide rates are rising substantially faster than coronavirus deaths according to new modeling from mental health experts in Australia.
Canada's mental health phone lines have seen a spike since the COVID-19 pandemic and yet they are at risk of closing altogether.
Experts believe that there is a looming mental health crisis—the product of months of social isolation, fear, anxiety and disruption caused by coronavirus.
The longer the social isolation and distancing go on, the more the mental health toll will increase.
Acknowledging mental health as an underlying condition helps us better care for one another now, and will allow us to be better mental-health allies in a post-pandemic world.
A program called Mindability was announced by the health minister Tuesday. The program will provide free therapy for Ontarians with anxiety and depression
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