By Rosemary Godin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Cape Breton Post POTLOTEK – \u00a0Potlotek First Nation member Louis Marshall and a few other men may have found a solution to staying healthy and it doesn\u2019t involve stereotypical male pursuits. A study released at the end of May by the Canadian Men\u2019s Health Foundation (CMHF) discloses that more Canadian men than ever are struggling with high levels of stress, and half of them lack the social support systems that would keep them from higher levels of depression or anxiety. According to a recent press release, the organization\u2019s data garnered from a survey taken in April, 2025 of 2,000 men across the country shows a significantly higher level of social isolation among men living alone (73 per cent), younger men aged 19-29 (67… <\/p>\n
By Rosemary Godin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Cape Breton Post POTLOTEK – \u00a0Potlotek First Nation member Louis Marshall and a few other men may have found a solution to staying healthy and it doesn\u2019t involve stereotypical male pursuits. A study released at the end of May by the Canadian Men\u2019s Health Foundation (CMHF) discloses that more Canadian men than ever are struggling with high levels of stress, and half of them lack the social support systems that would keep them from higher levels of depression or anxiety. According to a recent press release, the organization\u2019s data garnered from a survey taken in April, 2025 of 2,000 men across the country shows a significantly higher level of social isolation among men living alone (73 per cent), younger men aged 19-29 (67... <\/p>\n