Albertans can take a free online mental health screening during National Depression Screening Week, Oct. 5-11, with assessments available in six languages through the Calgary Counselling Centre.
With June being Men's Health Month, the spotlight shifts to men's mental health and counsellors are urging men to see strength as knowing when to ask for help.
They show up for everyone—kids, parents, work and home—while quietly running on empty. The sandwich generation is learning that caring for two generations at once can come with a heavy emotional toll.
Running from October 6 to 12, NDSD offers a free, anonymous depression screening quiz at areyoufeelingok.com, accessible from any smartphone, tablet, or computer. The quiz is available in six languages — English, French, Chinese, Punjabi, Spanish, and Ukrainian — making it more inclusive than ever.
Marcus Cheung, manager of counselling initiatives with the Calgary Counselling Centre says physical activity is crucial to maintaining good mental health.
ENMAX is accepting applications for its new Community Spark Grant, offering up to $15,000 to Alberta non-profits and charities for technology, training, infrastructure and other capacity-building projects.
Two Onion Lake men are facing fraud charges after an RCMP investigation into alleged unlawful payments received from landholders on Onion Lake Cree Nation over a four-year period.
Twenty Lloydminster-area students received Lloydminster Region Health Foundation scholarships for nursing, mental health and other health-care studies, with awards totaling thousands of dollars.
Future students can explore Lakeland College's Lloydminster and Vermilion campuses during Open House on Oct. 16 and 17, with tours, program information, free applications and prize giveaways.
The City of Lloydminster will hold a public hearing on October 26 for proposed amendments to Land Use Bylaw 05-2025 aimed at improving clarity, consistency and reducing red tape.