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A Framework to Facilitate Leadership in Youth Mental

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By Kaitlin G. Saxton, Alexia Jaouich, Mary Bartram, Mélanie Hood
| Longwoods Publishing
Featured Current Issue Past Issues Special Issues Masthead For Authors Healthcare Quarterly 28(1) May 2025 : 30-39.doi:10.12927/hcq.2025.27633 In Canada, there has been an effort to address youth mental health through various initiatives and investments, although mental health struggles among young Canadians continue to increase.
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Concurrent Experience of Self-Reported Mental Health Symptoms and Problematic Substance Use During the First Two Years of the COVID-19 Pandemic Among Canadian Adults: Evidence from a Repeated Nationwide Cross-Sectional Survey

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By Sabbir Ahmed, Mary Bartram, Robert Gabrys, Mansfield Mela
| MDPI
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"The Kids Aren't All Right" is a call to action

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By Kwame McKenzie Contributors, Mary Bartram
| Waterloo Region Record Verified
By Kwame McKenzie Contributors, Mary Bartram The Star's "The Kids Aren't All Right" series painted a bleak but fair picture of the world that too many Toronto children live in. Toronto is the child poverty capital of Canada where living in inadequate housing, lack of access to green space, being uncertain where your next meal is coming from and long waits for health services is common. Allowing these situations to persist undermines our humanity and is short sighted.
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