more info on supporting peers as someone recovering from mental health battles.

Ontario Peer Development Initiative.

Defining peer support, going through certification process.

https://www.opdi.org/training/opdi-core-training-essentials-program

Mental health: stigma associated with battling various typrs of mental illness. Discrimination against people with mental illness, also can cause mental illness itself.

https://www.ottawapublichealth.ca/en/reports-research-and-statistics/resources/Documents/mental_health_report_2018_en.pdf

So much money spent on shelter, affecting income. Suitable and adequate housing necessary for proper maintenance of (mental) health.

https://www.ottawapublichealth.ca/en/reports-research-and-statistics/resources/Documents/mental_health_report_2018_en.pdf

Almost done narrating the report from Ottawa Public Health https://www.ottawapublichealth.ca/en/reports-research-and-statistics/resources/Documents/mental_health_report_2018_en.pdf

Actually had already uploaded this, got self conscious and deleted it. Not sure why....in any case, here it is again.

Grabbing some Naloxone kits from Rexall

http://www.sanottawa.com/projects/project-soundchecktm

If you see sketchky behaviour going down, don’t be one of those bystanders that watches (and takes videos for Snapchat or IG). STEP IN.

http://www.sanottawa.com/projects/project-soundchecktm

If you see sketchky behaviour going down, don’t be one of those bystanders that watches (and takes videos for Snapchat or IG). STEP IN.

Jamie Tanis Gladue was a young Cree woman charged with second-degree murder after stabbing her common-law husband during an altercation.[4] On the evening of her nineteenth birthday celebration, Ms. Gladue confronted the victim, Reuben Beaver about the affair she believed he was having with her sister.[5] Her suspicions appeared correct, and he insulted her. A few minutes later, the victim fled the home, and the accused ran at him with a large knife and stabbed him in the chest.[6] At the trial, Ms. Gladue pleaded guilty to manslaughter as her blood alcohol content at the time of the incident was between 155 and 165 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood.[7] Ms. Gladue's criminal record only consisted of an impaired driving conviction.[8] Regarding her sentencing, the Supreme Court noted: "...a sentence of three years’ imprisonment was not unreasonable. More importantly, the accused was granted, subject to certain conditions, day parole after she had served six months in a c

Jamie Tanis Gladue was a young Cree woman charged with second-degree murder after stabbing her common-law husband during an altercation.[4] On the evening of her nineteenth birthday celebration, Ms. Gladue confronted the victim, Reuben Beaver about the affair she believed he was having with her sister.[5] Her suspicions appeared correct, and he insulted her. A few minutes later, the victim fled the home, and the accused ran at him with a large knife and stabbed him in the chest.[6] At the trial, Ms. Gladue pleaded guilty to manslaughter as her blood alcohol content at the time of the incident was between 155 and 165 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood.[7] Ms. Gladue's criminal record only consisted of an impaired driving conviction.[8] Regarding her sentencing, the Supreme Court noted: "...a sentence of three years’ imprisonment was not unreasonable. More importantly, the accused was granted, subject to certain conditions, day parole after she had served six months in a c