EDMONTON A family in southeast Edmonton is feeling grateful no one was injured after a car barrelled through their home Monday night. The Summerside homeowners, Ricky and Ada Yu, said they were at the beach with their two kids when Ada’s father called around 5 p.m. “Got the call from my father in law and he says, ‘You got to come home now… There’s a car in the living room,’” Ricky recalled. Ricky and Ada told CTV News they were in shock when they heard the news and “didn’t believe it at first.” “I’m thinking maybe the car hit the side of the house, maybe hit the garage, maybe it’s just siting on the grass,” Ricky explained.
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For teens, new worries and mental health challenges in pandemic
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A year ago, high school stopped being normal in any sense of the word. So did life in general.
While it might take time for local data to emerge on just how the COVID pandemic has affected teens’ mental health, students say they’re experiencing increased stress, anxiety, and frustration, and for some an existing depression has become much worse.
Dr. Mary Tatem, who is the director of student services in Danvers, said teens aren’t necessarily reporting more issues, but they have new worries now because of COVID-19.