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World Suicide Prevention Day
Sep 9th, 2016On World Suicide Prevention Day — September 10 – CMHA is standing together with Canadians who live with mental health issues, their families, policy makers, advocates, researchers and others to…
The Better Workplace Conference
Aug 17th, 20162016 will celebrate 20 years of creating better workplaces with keynote presentations, hands-on sessions, and unparalleled networking opportunities. Speakers will focus on three streams that impact workplace wellness: better work, better health,…
CEDA moved to support both CMHA and Fort McMurray relief
May 31st, 2016On that very Monday, CEDA, an industrial services company based in Alberta with operations in Fort McMurray, launched their annual charity silent auction to benefit the Canadian Mental Health Association….
Talk Today
May 25th, 2016The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) and the Canadian Hockey League (CHL) officially partnered on May 24, expanding the mental health and suicide-awareness program Talk Today. The announcement, made at…
MENTAL HEALTH WEEK 2016: IT’S A WRAP!
May 13th, 2016This year’s Mental Health Week campaign took on a life of its own! We had nearly twice as many people GETTING LOUD on our website this year than did during last year’s…
It’s Mental Health Week! Now GET LOUD!
May 2nd, 2016For Dr. Smith, CMHA’s Mental Health Week campaign to GET LOUD is an important call to action: “We need the conversation to get very, very loud. The people we love…
It’s CMHA’s Mental Health Week! May 2-8, 2016
May 2nd, 2016CMHA introduced Mental Health Week (MHW) in 1951 and it has become a Canadian tradition. MHW offers Canadians practical ways to maintain and improve their mental health and support their…
UBC Wins Mental Health in the Workplace Award
Feb 26th, 2016Vancouver – Obscured by recent high-profile troubles at the University of British Columbia is the great work being done by the university in the realm of workplace mental health. That…
Leaders Not “Walking the Talk” on Workplace Mental Health, National Survey Reveals
Feb 23rd, 2016Vancouver – The Canadian workplace has a long way to go before it can be called mentally healthy. Fewer than one in four organizations are doing “quite” or “very” well…