Nobody really knows why Tim pulled the trigger: An APTN reporter recounts a personal story of suicide
Suicide has an everlasting grip on family members and friends who lost a loved one.
Suicide
Penelakut Elder committed suicide day he was to recount residential school experiences for settlement payout
A 63 year-old elder hung himself the day before his hearing for residential school compensation.
Dark residential school memories still pushing many over the edge
The recent suicide of a 63 year-old elder prompted a group of family members and health care workers to come together to share their pain and give Canada a message: It’s time to help.
A Saskatchewan man helps address suicide among youth
APTN National News This the second part of our APTN Perspectives series on suicide. We…
Perspectives On: The struggle against suicide
APTN National News has been running a special series called, Perspectives On. All week, APTN National News is going to bring you stories from across the country about suicide.
"Suicide knows no bounds"
“Suicide knows no bounds.”
Nunavut grappling with high suicide rates
Nunavut’s high suicide rate leads the country.
Layers of pain gripping BC First Nation in midst of suicide crisis
Reeling from a recent spike in suicides and suicide attempts, a Vancouver Island First Nation took the drastic measure of calling a local state of emergency.
Residential school payouts may have played role in Cowichan First Nation suicide spike
The Cowichan First Nation in northern British Columbia has declared a state of emergency due to a recent increase of suicides in the community.
