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Media Releases - September 22, 2015

Bell Let’s Talk initiative extended a further 5 years, Bell increases Canadian mental health funding commitment to $100 million

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    Bell Let’s Talk funds lead to new centre for mood disorder and suicide research

    Bell’s $2 million investment in one of the county’s premier mental health research institutions has created a new Montréal research centre focused on mood disorders and suicide.

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    Five New Faces of Mental Illness are Announced

    In June 2015 the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health (CAMIMH) announced the five Canadians selected for the 13th annual Faces of Mental Illness campaign.

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    End The Stigma Associated with Mental Illness: CAMIMH Announces the Faces of Mental Illness for 2015

    The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health (CAMIMH) has announced the five Canadians selected for the 13th annual Faces of Mental Illness campaign.

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