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Message from the ED – November 2022

This Remembrance Day, we would like to take a moment to pause and honour those who have served our country, and particularly those who have made the ultimate sacrifice, on this Remembrance Day. We are forever grateful to the heroic men and women who dedicated their...

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Message from the ED – October 2022

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! This year, Thanksgiving falls on the same day as World Mental Health Day. So as you take some time off to enjoy the day with friends and family, set some time aside to check in on yourself. Mental health check-ins are an easy way to stay...

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Message from the ED – September 2022

Setting personal goals is an effective strategy for increasing motivation and completing important tasks. It gives you direction, focus, and motivation, all of which are important factors in achieving success in whatever you choose to do. Getting started is the...

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Message from the ED – August 2022

Another summer long weekend is approaching, so take advantage of it and do the things you enjoy doing in the summer! Whether it’s going outside, cooling off in the water, or simply relaxing on a patio with friends and family. Whatever you decide, we want to...

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Message from the ED – July 2022

Every year on July 1st, families from all over the country gather to celebrate Canada Day. While it may be a day filled with fun conversations, activities, and delicious food, it is also a time to reflect and be thankful. Practicing gratitude is an excellent way to...

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Social Media Victims Law Center 

The Social Media Victims Law Center (SMVLC) is an organization that focuses on the damaging effects social media can have on some of our lives. Recent studies have highlighted a concerning trend: a rise in teen suicide rates alongside increased social media usage. While the exact relationship is complex, it's clear that social media can contribute to mental health issues, including suicidal thoughts. Check out this in-depth guide to learn more about the link between social media and suicide, and discover how to support a friend or loved one who may be at risk.

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