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Meet your mayoral candidate: Ronald Billingsly Jr.

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New ReviewEdmontonians head to the polls in October to vote for the city’s next mayor and council. Edmonton AM and Radio Active will speak with the mayoral candidates over the next six weeks.
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How B.C.'s former addictions minister brought her family history to the role

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New ReviewFormer mental health and addictions minister Judy Darcy's memoir Leading from the Heart: The Battles of a Feminist, Union Leader and Politician talks about her various roles in public life. The former B.C. NDP MLA spoke to the CBC's...
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Scripps News White House Correspondent Haley Bull speaks with HUD Secretary Scott Turner

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HUD Secretary Scott Turner speaks with Scripps News White House Correspondent Haley Bull about a “paradigm shift” in the Trump administration’s approach to homelessness, as officials pursue new limits to public housing benefits.
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10000 IDF Soldiers Pay Heavy Price For Netanyahu's War; Sleep Loss, Mood Swings & PTSD...

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Israeli soldiers have reportedly faced mental illness due to the ongoing war in Gaza. According to Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth citing Israeli Defence Ministry, more than 10,000 Israeli soldiers have been experiencing psychological...
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Toronto shooter Faisal Hussain's past brings more details, fewer answers

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As police continue their investigation into Toronto shooter Faisal Hussain, the public is learning more about his past, however those details are providing few answers as to why he carried out the shooting.
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Greyhound bus attack: 10 years later

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The Greyhound bus attack that killed Timothy McLean still haunts his family 10 years after it happened. The National spoke to McLean's mother, as well as others who were on the bus, for more on how that horrific day is still affecting them.
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Mental health spotlighted by Toronto shooting

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Experts are warning against drawing a direct link between mental illness and violence. They believe doing so can stigmatize others when using a broad brush approach on a matter that's much more complicated.
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Housing crisis — are modular homes the solution?

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Canada's housing crisis, particularly in Vancouver, is a well-documented problem, one that has been without a fix so far — but some officials believe that modular housing is the solution. Proponents point to plans in other big cities...
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How Does Race Affect Our Reaction to Shootings?

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When the shooter is white, we focus on mental health issues, says The Young Turks' Francis Maxwell. But when he's a person of color, we focus on immigration.
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Trump talks gun-free zones, mental health, school safety and violent video games

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U.S. president talks about background checks and arming teachers
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Mental health research in Canada gets record donation

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Mental health research in Canada has gotten a major boost thanks to a record-high donation. The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health in Toronto has been given $100 million by an anonymous donor, with the goal of developing cures for...
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'Don't watch it alone'

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Clients of Toronto eating disorder treatment centre discuss controversial Netflix film about anorexia
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Staggering cost of homelessness symptom of 'inadequate services' for mentally ill

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The cost of providing services for homeless people with mental illness is so high that Canadian researchers are calling on policy-makers to seek alternatives
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'Don't watch it alone'

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Clients of Toronto eating disorder treatment centre discuss controversial Netflix film about anorexia
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Writer and social media star Kelly Oxford talks about what led her to create the "notokay" hashtag

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The Edmonton-born, L.A.-based author discusses her new book, which tackles politics, parenting and mental illness
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Fatal police encounters in Canada on the rise

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Fatal police encounters in Canada are on the rise, according to a CBC News investigation. CBC News has spent months gathering records that span nearly 20 years, building the country’s first national database of fatal police encounters....
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'Justice is served here': Mental health advocate on Vince Li's release

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President of the Canadian Mental Health Association says releasing the man who beheaded a passenger on a Greyhound bus is the right choice
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ViewPoint | Academic Freedom

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OPINION: In the wake of one university's decision to endorse an anti-psychiatry scholarship, Elamin Abdelmahmoud says universities shouldn’t back ideas that are 'anti-academic and anti-science'
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Florida airport attack prompts questions about security

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The shooting in Fort Lauderdale is raising questions about whether more can be done to keep travellers safe
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Mental health funding fallout

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Failure to reach a deal on health-care funding worries mental health experts, CBC's Christine Birak reports
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The method behind Canadian beauty product founder's madness

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The National got an inside look at Decium to see how the company has managed to find success in the highly competitive, the multi-billion-dollar world of skin care.
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Sales surge

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CBC's Aaron Saltzman on skin care company Deciem shaking up the beauty industry.
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Mental health after Orlando shooting

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CBC medical expert Dr. Peter Lin warns that some could experience mental health issues in the aftermath of massacre