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There is no vaccine for grief

Government spending on mental health services since the pandemic’s start has not directly included or addressed the unique and growing needs of grieving Canadians.

Opinion
BY MAXXINE RATTNER, MARNEY THOMPSON, ANDREA WARNICK, SUSAN CADELL, KATHY KORTES-MILLER, CHRIS MACKINNON, AND SERENA LEWIS
December 29, 2020

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