Looking for work in the tech sector can be daunting, especially if you are a newcomer, refugee, or part of an equity-seeking group in Canada. Once you land that dream job, the journey doesn't stop there – thriving in your new role is just as crucial.

Choose CMHAK (Under Fundraising Tab) while shopping with Mabel’s Labels; a portion of your purchase will support youth initiatives throughout the Kenora Rainy River District.

Recognizing this, the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), Ontario Division, introduced the Resilient Minds™ program.

Designed by firefighters, for firefighters, this program focuses on building resilience and offering strategies to nurture psychological well-being in the fire service community.

CMHA Kenora Branch observes Prisoners' Justice Day on August 10 to honour individuals who died unnaturally or violently while incarcerated in correctional institutions.

CMHA Ontario's Your Health Space, a free workplace mental health program for health care organizations, is offering a Workshop Summer Series of three virtual training workshops for health care workers and leaders in Ontario.

The Canadian Mental Health Association, Kenora Branch, is celebrating the unveiling of a meaningful new mural with the community, called The Journey in Healing Ourselves by Anishinaabe and Muskego artist, Alicia Kejick.