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Media Releases - January 16, 2014

Morneau Shepell, Bell and Queen’s announce Canada’s first university-certified Mental Health Workplace Training Program

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    Bell Let’s Talk and Kids Help Phone celebrate 25 year national partnership with the largest ever corporate gift to Kids Help Phone

    To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Kids Help Phone, Bell and Kids Help Phone today announced the largest-ever corporate donation in the organization’s history.

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    Bell Let’s Talk Day 2014 is January 28: Join the Canada-wide conversation about mental health!

    Bell today launched the 2014 Bell Let’s Talk campaign in support of Canadian mental health, highlighted by the fourth annual Bell Let’s Talk Day on January 28.

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    Bell Let’s Talk and True Patriot Love announce first grant recipient from the Bell True Patriot Love Fund

    Mary Deacon, Chair of Bell Let’s Talk and Michael Burns, Vice Chair, True Patriot Love with members of the military at the announcement of the first Bell True Patriot Love Fund.

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