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Media Releases - March 5, 2012

New Mental Health Anti-Stigma Training for Health Care Professionals

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    Canadians talk about mental health like never before on Bell Let's Talk Day

    On February 8 millions of Canadians from coast to coast joined national spokesperson Clara Hughes on Bell Let’s Talk Day.

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    Bell creates world's first chair in anti-stigma research at Queen's

    Bell Canada and Queen’s University announced a world-first with the establishment of a new $1-million research initiative to help fight stigma associated with mental illness.

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    Bell Let's Talk partners with the Sens Foundation to support D.I.F.D. and youth mental health

    February 4 is Bell Sens Youth Mental Health Night, when the Ottawa Senators host the Toronto Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Place tomorrow night.

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