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Media Releases - November 30, 2011

Bell Let's Talk receives global AFP award for philanthropic leadership

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    Bell applauds Campbell family's ground-breaking support of mental health

    Bell today applauded the Campbell family for their generous commitment of $30 Million to support new interdisciplinary research into mental illness and addiction.

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    Stefie Shock et Michel Mpambara se joignent à Clara Hughes pour la deuxième Journée annuelle Bell Cause pour la cause le 8 février 2012

    Bell a annoncé aujourd’hui que l’auteur, compositeur et interprète Stefie Shock ainsi que le comédien et humoriste Michel Mpambara se joignent à l’athlète olympique Clara Hughes

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    CAMIMH Partners with Bell for Face Mental Illness Campaign

    Campaign features five inspirational Canadians who prove ‘Recovery is Possible’

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