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Media Releases - January 20, 2014

Bell Let’s Talk thanks leading Canadian organizations supporting the nationwide conversation about mental health

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    MHCC, Canadian employers launch research project for workplace mental health

    The Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC), along with its partners, CSA Group (CSA) and Bureau de normalisation du Québec (BNQ), joined Labour Minister Dr. K. Kellie Leitch...

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

    Morneau Shepell and Bell, in collaboration with the Faculty of Health Sciences at Queen’s University, today announced the launch of a progressive new workplace mental health...

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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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