Justice committee  Thank you.

Justice committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. Good afternoon, members of the committee and colleagues. Thank you for inviting me here today. My name's Greg Kyllo, and I'm the national director of program innovation with the Canadian Mental Health Association, at the national office. We're celebrating

Justice committee  Yes. I agree with my colleagues, and I think it actually provides an opportunity for illness prevention. We've talked about substance use and addiction. As Dr. Lee mentioned, a coping mechanism that's unfortunately very normalized in our society is to say, after a long day of j

Justice committee  About the one dollar invested and the four, that really speaks to mental health promotion and illness prevention. There's a real opportunity here, specifically where there is trauma that will be experienced by certain people going through this process. It's a really good investme

Justice committee  Absolutely, I would suggest that it would be probably one of the best practices out there. I mentioned Ontario and Manitoba because they're less known, and I would have assumed that you'd heard quite a lot about Alberta's programs to date.

Justice committee  We'd love to be able to provide some follow-up information. The executive director of CMHA, Manitoba division, Winnipeg branch, provided me with the background details of the programming going on in Manitoba, and I'd love to forward that to the committee.

Justice committee  It's a very good question. I have my own personal thoughts on that, but I'll defer to my esteemed colleagues, who might be able to provide a more professional opinion on that.

Justice committee  Yes, that was my suggestion.