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Canada Mental Health Week 2022

par Mara Hurst

This year, Canada Mental Health Week runs from May 2nd to May 8th. This annual awareness week discusses the topic of mental illness and mental health. It draws attention to […]


Job Market Challenges & Opportunities for the Differently Abled in the COVID-19 Era

par Anthony Teles

COVID-19 has devastated the job market. Many workers have been kept at home, and numerous businesses forced to close, while Canada has tried to battle the pandemic. For people who […]


Naviguer entre l’anxiété & les restrictions allégées

par Elora Pharai

Après deux longues années douloureuses, il semble qu’il y ait une lumière au bout du long et sombre tunnel de la pandémie de COVID-19. Bien qu’il reste encore quelques cas positifs, petit à petit, le […]


Aborder la représentation du handicap dans les médias canadiens

par Sarah Leung

Il y a deux sortes de langages qui sont utilisés pour décrire les handicaps : le langage de la personne d’abord et le langage de l’identité d’abord. Au Canada, le langage de la personne d’abord a été […]


Coping with Anxiety/Depression from the Possibility of the Pandemic Going Beyond 2022

par Tiffany Chang

We’re now going into the third year of this pandemic. Looking back, it has been a non-stop rollercoaster. Not only is the pandemic, of course, a long-term, dire issue in […]


An In-Depth Look into ADHD During the Pandemic

par Rochelle C. Pangilinan

ADHD or Attention-Deficit or Hyperactivity Disorder is most likely a term you’ve heard before. A number of TV shows and movies have depicted ADHD onscreen, like “Juno” and “Teen Wolf.” […]