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(Toronto, February 28, 2024) – As new rules surrounding online gambling advertisements with athletes come into effect today, the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), Ontario is commending the decision to ban celebrities and athletes from advertising online gambling and urging further action on this important issue. The new restrictions restrict celebrity endorsements and prohibit registered […]Continue readingCMHA applauds ban on athletes in iGaming advertising, urges further action

This February 13 is recognized as Canada’s Agriculture (Ag) Day and CMHA Ontario is joining in to celebrate farmers, farm workers and everyone who contributes to the success of Canada’s agriculture and food industry. Driven by Agriculture More Than Ever, a platform led by the Canadian Centre for Food Integrity, Canada’s Ag Day is an […]Continue readingCMHA celebrates Canada’s Agriculture Day

(Toronto, Feb 9, 2024) – In the wake of the latest overdose surge in Belleville, the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), Ontario is calling on the province to move forward with approving more consumption and treatment service sites. Ontario is facing a rise in toxic drug poisonings, with an increase in emergency room visits and […]Continue readingCMHA calls on province to advance on overdose prevention

On February 6, Canadians are recognizing Safer Internet Day – a day dedicated to promoting safer and more responsible use of the internet. CMHA Ontario wants to remind individuals, organizations and community about strategies for using technologies that can protect and benefit our mental health and avoid dependencies. In particular, social media has been shown […]Continue readingProtect your mental health online on Safer Internet Day

This February, CMHA Ontario along with many other Canadians, will be honouring Black Canadians for Black History Month. We recognize and celebrate their achievements and reflect on their successes, sacrifices and triumphs. Black Canadians and their communities have shaped Canada’s heritage in several ways. The month of February is an opportunity to learn more about […]Continue readingCelebrating Black Canadians this February

(Toronto, February 2, 2024) – The Grant Thornton Foundation generously donated $48,000 to support four Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) agencies with their mental health and addiction initiatives across Southern Ontario. By donating to CMHA Ontario and local branches, Grant Thornton is helping to make a positive impact on the well-being of many populations across […]Continue readingGrant Thornton Foundation donates $48,000 to Support Mental Health and Addiction Initiatives in Southern Ontario

(Toronto, Jan 24, 2024) – With Bell Let’s Talk Day this year focused on creating real change for mental health, the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), Ontario is reminding Ontarians to include addictions in the conversation. While the yearly conversation by Bell Let’s Talk has facilitated open and honest conversations about mental health issues, the […]Continue readingCMHA puts a focus on addictions for Bell Let’s Talk

As the cold winter days grow shorter, Ontarians may find themselves lacking energy and feeling “blue.” Winter blues is a term that is commonly used to describe a mild form of seasonal affective disorder (SAD) or a general feeling of low energy and mood during the winter months. Signs you may be experiencing SAD may […]Continue readingTips to shake off the winter blues