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Federal and Ontario governments fund $25.7M PTSI centre for first responders, health workers

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The federal government and the Province of Ontario have committed a combined $25.7 million to build Ontario's first dedicated treatment facilities for post-traumatic stress injuries (PTSI) among first responders and frontline health workers. The funding will support the expansion of Runnymede Health...

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