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Media Releases - January 14, 2016

Government of Yukon announces new youth mental health program with support from Bell Let's Talk and Northwestel

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    Rise Asset Development announces $1 million in new funding from Bell Let’s Talk and RBC at the 4th annual Garfinkel Awards for Entrepreneurial Achievement

    Rise Asset Development announced two gifts totaling $1 million from Bell Let’s Talk and the RBC Foundation.

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    Atlantic University Sport and Bell Let's Talk partner to support the conversation about mental health

    Atlantic University Sport (AUS) and Bell Aliant have joined forces for the sixth annual Bell Let's Talk Day on January 27.

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    Bell Let’s Talk Day 2016 is January 27: Join the growing global conversation and support Canada’s mental health!

    Clara Hughes invites everyone to help end the stigma around mental illness while driving Bell’s donations to Canadian mental health on Bell Let’s Talk Day January 27.

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