Alors que la pandémie se poursuit, les étudiants internationaux sont confrontés au stress financier et aux problèmes de santé mentale tout en faisant face aux nombreuses préoccupations liées à la COVID-19.
View More L’université en temps de pandémie : au Québec, plus de stress pour des étudiants internationaux
As the pandemic continues, international students are facing financial and mental health stress while also dealing with the many concerns of COVID-19.
View More How COVID-19 Makes Higher Learning More Stressful for Quebec’s International Students
The effects of immigrating alone can be very isolating but do they compare to the isolation of lockdowns? Shan Qiao shares her story of isolation during her journey to Canada —and how it compares to lockdown now
View More The Mental Health Toll of Immigrant Isolation
Aruna Haider from Toronto was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer during the pandemic. While the treatment was going smooth, the mental toll it took on her was much worse than she thought.
View More Coping with Cancer during the Pandemic
You don’t need to get COVID-19 for the pandemic to negatively impact your health. Specifically, your mental health.
View More SAD Phase: Dealing with Mental Health During the Pandemic
Visa applicants reaching out to Immigration Canada are increasingly expressing intentions of suicide because of pandemic-related processing delays.
View More Immigration Canada Reports Rise in Suicide Calls from Visa Applicants
In the fifth and final edition of our “Bridging the Mainstream-Ethnic Digital Divide in Covid-19 Literacy” project, we focused on the mental health impact COVID-19 has had on recent immigrants, as covered by ethnic media in comparison to mainstream media.
View More Ethnic Media Chip Away at Stigma of Mental Illness Amid Pandemic
The Brampton-based mental health organization SOCH focuses on addressing the stigma that South Asian men in Ontario face when dealing with mental health.
View More Men’s Forum Addresses Mental Health in South Asian Community
Vancouverite heads to Seoul International Buddhism Expo to learn how to help new immigrants resettle in Canada with mindful wellness programs.
View More On a Mindful Wellness Mission To Help New Immigrants Resettle
A study by Bengali Information and Employment Services shows the causes behind the high suicide rate among Bangladeshi youth could be attributed to a lack of communication with family, racism, and financial issues.
View More Study Reveals Causes for High Suicide Rate Among Bangladeshi Youth