CRA EMPLOYEES - #COVID19 update: The GC has implemented temporary changes to the Public Service Health Care Plan to help you access healthcare benefits, while minimizing your social interaction with healthcare professionals. (1/2)

During this crisis, our grocery store clerks, delivery drivers, transit and utility workers—along with so many others—have been selflessly getting up every day to make sure we have the things we need. And for that, we say thank you. wsj.com/articles/unexp…

Stay home. It doesn’t matter that the weekend’s almost here - if you choose to gather in groups or hang out with your friends, you’re putting yourself, those around you, and our health care workers at risk. So take this seriously. Do the right thing and stay home this weekend.

It’s okay to feel anxious or stressed. And it’s okay to have tough days. But you need to know that you’re not alone. So if you’re having a tough time, please reach out - to your friends, to your family, or to resources like Kids Help Phone. And together we’ll get through this.

While many of us are working from home, there are others who aren’t able to do that - like the truck drivers who are working day and night to make sure our shelves are stocked. So when you can, please #ThankATrucker for everything they’re doing and help them however you can.

Today marks 50 years of Earth Day and support for environmental protection. We have the power to change the world. Happy Earth Day!

If you have questions about the #CERB or the #CEWS that aren’t specific to your particular situation, like eligibility and how to apply, we encourage you to call our general information line at 1-833-966-2099 as wait times are shorter. (1/2)

If you’re heading out for groceries this weekend, buy Canadian. Not only will it taste great, but it’ll help all those who are making sure there’s food in our stores and on our plates. And to them - our fishers, our farmers, and everyone else who’s involved - we say thank you.

Today marks the 11th anniversary of the end of armed conflict in Sri Lanka. It’s a time to reflect on the lives lost, and to remember those who were injured, went missing, or were displaced from their homes and communities. My thoughts are with the victims and their families.

This #ThankYouThursday, let’s thank the federal, provincial, territorial, and municipal public servants who are working around the clock to get Canadians the help they need as quickly as possible.

Tq 4 all.... We miss u legend 😭 #spbsir 🙏🏻 #SPBalasubrahmanyam #RIPSPB 😔 💐

Reasons to leave home: Shopping for groceries and essential items School (if not online) Work (if you’re unable to work remotely) Outdoor exercise (with your household only) Stay safe and help us fight COVID-19.

Please, don’t throw caution to the wind tonight. Stay home, Toronto.

Today is #BellLetsTalk day - please RT this tweet to help raise funds for mental health initiatives in 🇨🇦. Please don’t be afraid to discuss your own mental health with someone you trust!

Today is the 11th annual #BellLetsTalk Day and everyone’s invited to join the conversation to support people living with mental illness while also driving up Bell’s donations to #mentalhealth programs just by getting engaged. Learn more: bit.ly/3omtYO1

Good morning, Canada - it’s #BellLetsTalk Day, and I hope you’re ready to start talking. Because that’s how we can break down barriers and end the stigma around mental health. And with the year we’ve had, that’s more important than ever. So, are you ready? Let’s talk.

When you’re kind to everyone, count yourself in. #BellLetsTalk is a reminder that self care is not selfish or superficial. Let’s keep talking #TWTBTSO #BellLetsTalk

The #BellLetsTalk Flag has been raised at City Hall. Today I encourage everyone to join the conversation on mental health and show your support for others.

#BellLetsTalk Day focusses on increasing awareness on issues relating to mental health, speaking out and taking action to normalize conversations around mental illness. Now more than ever, it’s important to join the conversation about mental health.

Mental health is health – and it’s important that you take care of yours, just like you would if you had a broken bone, or if your stomach started hurting. In other words, if you’re struggling and need to talk to someone, please do. These resources are here for you to use. ⤵️