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Media Releases - April 4, 2018

The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health Announces the 2018 Champions of Mental Health

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    A new Bell Let's Talk Day record! 138,383,995 messages of support for mental health means Bell will invest a further $6,919,199.75 in Canadian mental health

    Canadians drive the biggest mental health conversation in the world as community and political leaders, athletes, entertainers, corporations and competitors join the cause.

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    Thank you for joining the conversation this year!

    Here are some notable posts that caught our attention as part of the conversation on the 8th annual Bell Let’s Talk Day.

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    Bell Let’s Talk supports innovative mental health services at the Institut universitaire en santé mentale de Montréal Research Centre

    Bell Let’s Talk today announced a $500,000 donation to the Institut universitaire en santé mentale de Montréal Foundation (FIUSMM) to support innovation projects at the institute’s Research Centre, including the development of mobile applications aimed at improving the lives of people living with mental health issues.

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