Stories by Kathleen Finlay
COVID-19 is causing a national mental health crisis and Canada needs a national response
The tragic death by suicide of a frontline physician ought to raise red flags about the mental health pressures of the pandemic. Will it?
The 988 campaign was always intended, at least by me, to be a victim-led, and victim-centred initiative, but the new Conservative Party leader turned it into a political football.
Every G7 country has a suicide prevention strategy with reliable funding and measurable progress goals—except Canada, writes Kathleen Finlay.
Changes, like a 988 national hotline for crisis intervention, could make all the difference.
We need a new conversation, and phone number, to find solutions and build a national strategy to save lives. 
We need new thinking and bold strokes if we are going to combat this contagion of gender-based violence that moves unarrested from one generation to the next.
Entire housing subdivisions and gleaming skyscrapers have been built in less time than it is taking the Senate to deal with the wrongdoing of one if its members.
The Senate’s failure to pass groundbreaking legislation is just the latest example of women being betrayed by the very institutions they reach out to for help.Author
When retaliation occurs, which happens often, according to experts, the onus is on the whistleblower to connect the dots and prove that it was related to their speaking up, writes Kathleen Finlay.Politics This Morning
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