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Ask a librarianDoes Canada need a national suicide prevention strategy?
This editorial column outlines the importance of a national strategy for suicide prevention, how it could potentially be implemented, and why a framework is not enough.
December 5, 2016Suicide stats for Canada, provinces and territories
Excel spreadsheet of suicide statistics for Canada nationally and for provinces and territories. Suicide data is subject to change.
November 30, 2016Self-harm and Suicide
This toolkit helps explain the differences and the similarities between self-harm and suicidal behaviour.
October 31, 2016We educate for life
There are only four recognized best practices in suicide prevention, and one of those is education. Here at the Centre for Suicide Prevention, we offer workshops that can help someone identify and intervene with a person at risk of suicide.
September 26, 2016What does successful recovery look like?
Our latest editorial article asks "What does sucessful recovery look like?" in regards to mental illness, addiction, and suicide.
September 10, 2016Physician-Assisted Death and Suicide
What is the difference between Physician Assisted Death and Suicide?
September 8, 2016Men and Suicide
Men and Suicide: Men have the highest number of suicides. This infographic explains why this group is most at-risk of suicide.
September 8, 2016What’s Up With Canada’s Game: Exploring Mental Illness in Hockey
This special feature examines the growing importance of men’s mental health issues in recent National Hockey League memoirs.
March 31, 2016After A Student Suicide
This toolkit provides practical information to schools after a student has died by suicide.
March 1, 2016