RCMP officer set to walk Okanagan Rail Trail for 60 hours for PTSD awareness
University of Regina Scholar honoured for mental health research work
Sask. First responders can now assess their mental health online
Winnipeg firefighters responding to increasingly violent calls
Sound the alarm: it’s time to fight for Ontario’s volunteer firefighters
Why suicide is a top cause of death for police officers and firefighters
Wildfire fighters need to be aware of signs of PTSD
Journalists Win for Work Revealing Suicide Crises Among Canadian Paramedics
Ontario To Spend $500K to Review Workplace Culture After Recent Suicides
Ottawa police launch pilot program aimed at early intervention for officers
Supporting Canada’s Public Safety Personnel : An Action Plan on Post Traumatic Stress Injuries
Moose Jaw Paramedic uses music to help first responders
Advocates say first responder suicides are an ‘epidemic’
A PTSD 4 part series called “Exit Wounds” from the Windsor Star featuring an interview with Dr Ruth Lanius about her brain imaging research
The Canadian federal government has provided $11 million to the Canadian Institute of Health Research (CIHR) to fund research projects related to post-traumatic stress injuries (PTSI) in public safety officers.
