The suicide of a nine-year-old Syrian girl last month has organizations in Calgary scrutinizing their many services for newcomers, in hopes of preventing future tragedies. The Calgary Board of Education said an investigation following Amal's death found no evidence of bullying. Calgary Police Service said multiple interviews were conducted immediately following Amal's death, but found no evidence of foul play. Action 'as soon as possible'The town hall will be held May 2 at 11:30 a.m. MT at Immigrant Services Calgary. He said his organization has compiled a long list of groups that will be invited to the event, including: the Alberta Association of Immigrant Serving Agencies, the Distress Centre Calgary, Calgary Foundation, the provincial government, City of Calgary, Alberta Health Services and Calgary Board of Education.

Source: CBC News April 18, 2019 12:00 UTC