The Vancouver Island Water Watch Coalition and the mid-Island chapter of The Council of Canadians are calling on the City of Nanaimo, and the Nanaimo Regional District, to take greater steps to protect local drinking water
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More mental health treatment needed, experts say, but not in psych wards
March 6th, 2015 | Posted by in uncategorized - (Comments Off on More mental health treatment needed, experts say, but not in psych wards)B.C. has higher rates of hospital stays due to mental illness than the rest of Canada http://t.co/IDFqmNa06C pic.twitter.com/ajMX6CWdG0
— People First Radio (@peoplefirstrad) March 6, 2015
Columbian Centre renamed as Vancouver Island Mental Health Society
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Dr. Barnabas Walther, executive director of Vancouver Island Mental Health Society (formerly Columbian Centre) and Peter Giovando, chair of the board of directors, at a special meeting of the society in February 2015
#Nanaimo marathoner to raise funds for mental health programs
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Vancouver Island Mental Health Society (formerly Columbian Centre Society) board member (and Vancouver Island University professor) Mark Blackell will head to this year’s Boston Marathon and he hopes to raise some much-needed funds for mental health programs in the process. Contribute here.
Terrorist groups are using cult tactics to recruit, expert says
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“In psychology we call this ‘cognitive openings,’ when you peel away your old ideas and you’re in a fragile frame of mind; you’re looking for some guidance and leadership.”
#Nanaimo Townsite Road shelter needs more funding
March 3rd, 2015 | Posted by in uncategorized - (Comments Off on #Nanaimo Townsite Road shelter needs more funding)#Nanaimo shelter numbers higher than they've ever been, lack of funding a problem http://t.co/P7OPq48cLj pic.twitter.com/xnsNHJOV3z
— People First Radio (@peoplefirstrad) March 3, 2015
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