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Three years ago today- the final crossing of the Great Lakes: Lake Ontario. The 21 hour Lake crossing into Toronto was the 2nd attempt of Lake Ontario and the completion of the journey for youth mental health in Canada. Thank you to all the incredible people I met along the way.

Back to school is top of mind. I’m happy to share that the film about the crossings is now available on Clickview an Educational platform for Educators in classrooms globally. Clickview is used by 1M+ teachers in +6,000 classrooms in the US, Australia, New Zealand and the UK 📚

Looking forward to today’s keynote at the Annual Ontario Shores Golf Tournament Luncheon ⛳️

Today I had the honour of keynoting the Ontario Shores Health Sciences Annual Golf Tournament Luncheon. Mental health matters and the compassionate care of patients matters. Congratulations on raising over $130,000 today and thank you for having me. ⛳️

Back to School Photos will be shared from parents online this Tuesday of their little ones and not so little ones. This is a great safety demonstration. 📚

I’m not sure why he hasn’t shared this on here yet- but his RV broke down in Cornerbook Newfoundland and they’ve rented a UHAUL to accompany him on the last stretch- Amazing! Go Sach Latti

Congratulations to Lev Goldberg on your epic swim across Lake Ontario this week! 👏👏👏👏

School assembly season has begun. 840 excited and very loud grade 1-8 students ready to have an amazing year! 📚

Sending a big congratulations to Sach Latti, for completing his historic run across Canada this evening. Starting June 16th in Victoria, BC and arriving in Cape Spear, Newfoundland about an hour or so ago. Congratulations Sach Latti

Alabama Shakes at Budweiser Stage 🎶

Happy Sunday. Back to work school events have begun and am feeling like myself again. Busy stretch. See you next month Toronto. ✈️

I was met at the Sandy Lake First Nation this morning by the Mental Health team from the Department of Health and taken to the motel to check in and then they said we have to go get you your truck. This is the truck. Wish me luck.

Today I am in Sandy Lake First Nation for World Suicide Prevention Day. Last night I helped run an arts and crafts night so youth could make posters for people to carry during the walk today to honour the lives lost this past year.

Honoured to be in Sandy Lake First Nation for World Suicide Prevention Day. Indigenous peoples face suicide rates three times the national average in Canada. Every life is valuable. Every life matters. 🧡

To all the parents out there please have a conversation with your children about digital literacy and the harm in sharing graphic content with young minds that are forming. The reality is you can’t protect them from everything, but there are many ways you can.

In June, thousands from Sandy Lake First Nation were forced to flee their homes as wildfires spread. Before the CAF, they lined the beach with their boats desperate to escape. This week the kids made some new memories during mental health week here. They learned to Paddleboard.

Manitoba and Northern Ontario stretch done with enough time home yesterday to do some laundry. Back in my favourite province this morning for the next leg.

Looking forward to joining Nathan Clement at the Beyond the Label Conference this week with some incredible disability, accessibility and inclusion educators

September 30 is a day to honour Survivors of residential schools, their families, and the generations impacted by the deep injustices of colonization. It’s also a day for all of us to pause, reflect, and commit to reconciliation in meaningful ways. 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

Connecting with professionals who are passionate about wellbeing in the workplace reminds me how important it is to keep these conversations going. Congratulations Mark on creating a wonderful event with the annual Level Up Conference. #WorkplaceWellbeing #StressManagement