CMHA receives award from telecommunications industry

The Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association annually hosts The Connected to the Community Awards, which pays tribute to outstanding organizations in recognition of their partnerships with Canada’s wireless industry. The awards…

Lighting the way for better workplaces

The award to NAV CANADA was a highlight of the 12th annual Bottom Line Conference on Workplace Mental Health, held by the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) on February 24-25…

Mental Health Commission of Canada releases comprehensive report on Canadians’ mental health

The first phase of the comprehensive report highlights the current mental health state of Canadians and indicates where improvements in mental health care are needed. According to the report, some…

The C.M. Hincks Award winner has been selected: Congratulations to ATB Financial!

CMHA is pleased to announce that the winner of our 2014 C.M. Hincks Award is ATB Financial, Alberta’s largest financial institution. The C.M. Hincks Award honours the spirit and social…

Register for CMHA’s nation-wide annual workplace mental health conference: The Bottom Line Conference

Bottom Line appeals to senior leaders, HR professionals, managers, occupational health and safety advisors, wellness and mental health experts as it provides detailed, tangible and actionable information to improve organization…

The CMHA National Award Winners for 2013 are…

The nation-wide conference was a great success, and the presentation of the awards added to the excitement of the event. The Consumer Involvement Award which honours a consumer who best…

CMHA’s 2012-13 Annual Report

Registration is now open for the CMHA Conference!

Registration is now open!  Click here to register for the conference. You will need to choose your concurrent sessions in the registration process. Any questions, please contact Sherry Sim, Event…

Your input needed for national conversation on the term and definition of ‘Consumer’

Throughout the years, and within and outside of the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), we have heard that the term ‘consumer’ and its definition are disliked, outdated and not broad…