Podcast
David Peck
| Anastasia Phillips talks about her new film "Tammy's Always Dying," focusing on mental health issues, families, and why she never judges a character she plays on film. |
Podcast
Scott Neigh
| Hana Shafi, aka Frizz Kid, talks about her art, her poetry, and her feminist politics. |
Podcast
Face2Face
| "Let Me Fall" is a beautiful and challenging new film about drug addiction, responsibility, life-changing moments, choice and why everything we do has a consequence that can affect others. |
Blog
Vanessa Brcic
| The enculturation of fear and hatred helps people avoid confronting suffering with a veil of illusory self-protection. |
Podcast
Redeye Collective
| There are encouraging signs that the Liberal government will take a radically different approach to harm reduction. Pivot Legal says prescription heroin is a crucial tool in addiction treatment. |
Blog
Cheryl Lysy
| Keeping the Manitoba Liquor Control Commission public benefits not only employees and customers, but those accessing different health-care and addiction programs in Manitoba. |
Podcast
Face2Face
| Maureen talks about her film Wasted, alcoholism, compassionate evidence-based care, why she might have too much empathy and how the world of medicine is changing when it comes to treating addiction. |
Blog
Marc Lee
| On the campaign trail, Stephen Harper is repeating assertions that relaxing pot laws will lead to terrible things. But the real debate is whether we should decriminalize or legalize it. |
Blog
Meghan Murphy
| What the newly released documentary about Amy Winehouse shows is not a helpless addict but an individualistic and uncompassionate culture. |
Book Review
Lauren Scott
| Jesse Gilmour explores the father-son relationship in the most extreme of terms. What will a father do for a son, and what will a son ask of a father? |
Blog
Jonathan Chapnick
| Yesterday was Bell Let's Talk Day 2015 for mental health. But despite all the "talking" yesterday, there was something missing, particularly in relation to the discussion around workplace health. |
News
Denise Denning
| Let's get one thing straight: If Bill C-2 is passed it will only present new barriers to health care for people with addictions. |