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The Yukon Government and First Nation governments announced the new advisory committee in a news release last month. The committee is made up of six First Nation representatives and three representatives from the Yukon Government. There are also two co-chairs: Michelle Telep, the deputy chief of the Ta’an Kwäch’än Council, and Stephen Doyle, the director of social supports with Yukon Health and Social Services. Above: Whitehorse emergency shelter on Alexander Street.
The collapse of the Democratic brand isn’t really news. It’s plain to see. The news is why. Our survey strongly suggests that most of the alienation is not the result of the so-called “woke” positions that Democrats support or are loudly accused of supporting. Rather, it’s more about the failure of the party to deliver.
Dr. Christine Mayor (left) and Dr. Julie Chamberlain present their findings at the Millenium Library on Monday after they studied how Wahkohtowin, a Cree and Métis worldview, has helped equip community safety hosts to better handle marginalized citizens accessing public resources, such as libraries.
Based on our own research and a review of related work, we can confidently say that most domestic terrorists in the U.S. are politically on the right, and right-wing attacks account for the vast majority of fatalities from domestic terrorism.
Dr Clare McNaught, RCSEd President-Elect (above) told healthandcare.scot the research highlights the barriers facing survivors of sexual misconduct and shows how damaging the failure to address this “widespread problem” can be: “Victims of SHA suffer significant psychological harm, and when it occurs at an early career stage, it can have a long lasting detrimental impact on one’s life and career.”
Hormonal changes during menopause can drive suicidal thoughts – a crisis that healthcare services have failed to recognise or adequately address. The devastating link is laid bare in research my colleagues and I conducted recently. The study, which involved interviews with 42 women who experienced suicidal thoughts and behaviour during perimenopause or menopause, exposes a troubling pattern. Women in crisis are being prescribed antidepressants instead of hormone replacement therapy (HRT), despite clear menopause guidelines stating that antidepressants should not be a first-choice treatment for menopause-related low mood.