On this third National Day of Observance for COVID-19, CMHA Kenora Branch is reflecting on the lives lost and impacted by the pandemic, and reminding our community that mental health and addictions resources are available for those who continue to be affected by grief, loss, isolation, loneliness and other challenges brought about by COVID-19.

Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), [branch] joins Ontarians in recognizing Monday, March 6 as Black Mental Health Day to help raise awareness of historic inequities and unequal outcomes in the mental health and addictions system that continue to persist today.

On March 8, CMHA Kenora Branch joins individuals and organizations around the world to #EmbraceEquity in celebrating this year’s International Women’s Day (IWD), an annual event held to mark the social, economic and political achievements of women.#EmbraceEquity is the theme for IWD 2023.

On March 8, 2023, leaders in the agricultural sector from across Canada will convene for the first annual National Symposium on Agricultural Mental Health. This free, virtual symposium will be hosted by The Guardian Network and the Canadian Centre for Agricultural Wellbeing and The Guardian Network, an Agriculture Wellness Ontario program run by the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), Ontario, and funded by the governments of Canada and Ontario. Registration is now open at NSAMH.ca

With the recent increase in marketing and availability of online gambling in Ontario, opportunities for gambling are more accessible than ever.

While gambling is a recreational activity for most, it can also develop into a problem for some.

Each year on the last Wednesday in February, individuals and organizations around the world come together to recognize Pink Shirt Day to promote anti-bullying initiatives.