by Kerri Hill | Jul 20, 2023 | Mental Health
Windsor police officers and civilian staff burdened by the stress of dangerous and traumatic work will soon have a team of cuddly four-legged friends to give them comfort. The Windsor Police Service on Wednesday announced a new partnership with the St. John Ambulance...
by Kerri Hill | Jul 20, 2023 | Mental Health
After years of careful restoration, a unique firefighting vehicle from Windsor’s past is roadworthy again: The “1959 Elcombe” fire truck.“This fire truck is the longest-serving piece of fire apparatus in the history of the fire department,” said Wayne Currie,...
by Kerri Hill | May 24, 2023 | Mental Health
Health unit rolls out mental health curriculum for first responders in training Mental health education for first responders in training is being rolled out through post-secondary schools in Windsor. Years in the making, the training was created by the Windsor-Essex...
by Kerri Hill | Jan 26, 2023 | Mental Health
Tonight at 6:30 pm, retired Guelph Police Service Sergeant Doug Pflug will give a talk at River Bookshop about his book Finding Your Granite – in recognition of Bell Let’s Talk Day – to bring awareness to mental illness. Proceeds from the event will...
by Kerri Hill | Dec 20, 2022 | Mental Health
AM800 NEWS Windsor Police Chief Jason Bellaire, November 29, 2022 (Photo by AM800’s Rob Hindi) The Windsor Police Services Board has announced Jason Bellaire as the new Chief of Police of the Windsor Police Service. Bellaire, a 27-year veteran of the service,...
by Phillip Klimski | May 10, 2022 | Mental Health
Resilience is key, RN and CMHA specialist advises While the pandemic has had many negative effects on nurses’ health and well-being, it’s also paved the way for necessary conversations about mental health stress management, according to a local mental health...
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