Wendy-Ann Clarke
Investigative Reporter at Investigative Journalism Bureau
Freelance Journalist at Freelance
Multimedia journalist | Reporter at the Investigative Journalism Bureau (@UofT_ijb) | Sprints and MD coach | Track girl for life | Proverbs 13:12
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1 month ago |
ijb.utoronto.ca | Wendy-Ann Clarke
By Ontario First Nations leaders are demanding federal politicians commit to reforming what they call a failing national program to support mental health in their communities. In a report released Tuesday, the Chiefs of Ontario — which represents the leadership of 133 First Nations across the province — outlined federal election priorities which include pressing all parties to review the federal Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) program.
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Nov 28, 2024 |
tenniscanada.com | Wendy-Ann Clarke
While stress and anxiety affect us all, they can be brought under control with the right techniques, says psychologist and performance specialist, Dana Sinclair. Stress which typically stems from external challenges, like meeting deadlines or handling conflicts, can arise with specific events. Anxiety, on the other hand, can persist without a clear trigger, and can even feel like a “normal state” to those who experience it regularly, complicating emotional management.
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Nov 25, 2024 |
ijb.utoronto.ca | Wendy-Ann Clarke |Declan Keogh |Robert Cribb |Owen Thompson
By , , , Dr. Oren Amitay has posted online an article defending Indian Residential Schools. The Toronto psychologist has publicly lauded “the facts” of a social media post that claimed reports of Indigenous children’s bodies being buried in unmarked graves were “all a hoax.”He is also approved by the federal government to provide counselling to vulnerable Indigenous patients.
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Nov 22, 2024 |
ijb.utoronto.ca | Wendy-Ann Clarke
The future of investigative journalism in Canada took centre stage during a recent panel discussion featuring some of the country’s top reporters. Moderated by veteran journalist Julian Sher, the conversation delved into the challenges facing the industry and the essential role of investigative journalism in a functioning democracy.
Feds vow to probe findings of IJB/Star/TVO investigation on mental health care for Indigenous people
Nov 7, 2024 |
ijb.utoronto.ca | Wendy-Ann Clarke
By Robert CribbThe federal government will investigate concerns about therapists with troubling backgrounds approved to provide mental health care to First Nations and Inuit people under its national benefits program. “Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) has been made aware of concerns related to specific mental health therapists” enrolled in the federal government’s Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) program, reads a statement Saturday from a spokesperson.
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