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Mental health & addiction

Clarion tracks Mental health & addiction across Canada's legislative record — the bills tagged to it, the House and legislature debates that mention it, the government media around it, and the lobbying filed on it. Every number is a deterministic count cited to the official record. A policy grouping, never a position.

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What's moving here

All-time counts of records matching this area's curated bilingual anchors.

Bills
12
4 in the last 90 days
Debates
3,272
1,565 in the last 90 days
Government media
640
585 in the last 90 days

Bills in this area

Bills whose title or summary matches this sub-topic's anchors. A keyword grouping by subject — verify each against the official record; it does not indicate a position.

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Recent records

The most recent debates, government media, and lobbying filings matching this area.

  1. Media2026-08-24

    Percentage of Ontario youth struggling with mental health back to pre-COVID level, survey suggests

    globalnews-on-toronto

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  2. Media2026-08-24

    When the Heart Says No: Healing on the land near Deline

    yellowknifer

    Official record ↗

  3. Media2026-08-24

    Percentage of Ontario youth are struggling with mental health back to pre-COVID level, survey suggests

    natobserver

    Official record ↗

  4. Debate2026-07-29

    Harb Gill (Windsor West, CPC)

    Thank you, Chair. I'm going to try to keep it pretty simple today, because maybe I'm missing something. If I am, I look forward to an explanation. The Prime M…

    Official record ↗

  5. Debate2026-07-29

    Pauline Rochefort (Nipissing—Timiskaming, Lib.)

    Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thank you for the opportunity to speak to this issue today. I must share with you that I was on holiday. When I first learned of the 202…

    Official record ↗

  6. Debate2026-07-07

    Aaron Gunn

    Those are the contents of the motion, Mr. Chair. Look, we're gathered here today in the middle of summer not because I think everyone loves spending time in Ot…

    Official record ↗
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  1. Debate2026-06-29

    Hon. Sean Fraser

    I think the issue of a reasonable apprehension of bias would be so heavily fact-dependent that you wouldn't necessarily be able to uncover it in a general way t…

    Official record ↗

  2. Debate2026-06-18

    Jeanette Patell

    It really would be context-dependent. We do work to act rapidly. We've built tools—like the priority flagger program, for example—so that we can accelerate the…

    Official record ↗

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What's counted

This topic has no matching lobbying registrations in the registries Clarion ingests, so its activity reflects bills, debates, and government media only — never an inferred lobbying figure.

Every count is a deterministic tally of real records matching curated anchors — a way to group activity by policy area, not a measure of support, opposition, or outcome. Bills are grouped by subject, never by stance.

Most recent tracked activity: 2026-08-24.

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