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Media Releases - January 9, 2019

Students at hundreds of Canadian universities and colleges leading the mental health conversation with Bell Let’s Talk

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    Bell Let’s Talk Day is January 30: National awareness campaign begins with Canadians from around the country sharing their stories about mental illness

    Total Bell Let’s Talk messages of support since 2011 are expected to exceed One Billion on January 30, Bell’s total donation to mental health programs to pass $100 Million.

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    Bell Let's Talk Day 2019 - It affects us all

    What do people impacted by mental illness look like? Like all of us. Mental health affects us all. Join the conversation.

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    Bell Let's Talk Day 2019 - Faces of Mental Illness

    Every second, every minute, and every day, someone is impacted by mental illness. These are their faces. Mental health affects us all. Join the conversation.

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Bell Let’s Talk partners from coast to coast to coast are making a difference for mental health in their communities. Learn more about their impact.

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