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Media Releases - November 8, 2012

Bell verse 300, 000 $ a la Fondation Hopital Charles-LeMoyne pour l'unite de adopsychiatrie

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    Gift from Bell supports new youth outreach program at Ontario Shores

    Ontario Shores Foundation for Mental Health is pleased to announce a generous donation of $150,000 from the Bell Let’s Talk mental health initiative

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    CAMIMH to Recognize Five Outstanding Canadians on Parliament Hill

    The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health Celebrates Mental Illness Awareness Week with the 2012 Faces of Mental Illness

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    Bell inaugurates Québec's largest-ever fundraiser for mental health

    Bell today announced it will be presenting the largest-ever fundraising event for mental health in Québec.

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