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Saskatchewan farmers get expanded mental health support starting April 1

by Safety News Canada April 1, 2026

written by Safety News Canada April 1, 2026

SaskAgMatters Mental Health Network took over management of Saskatchewan’s Farm Stress Line on April 1, bringing with it 24-hour crisis counselling and…

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