Today, every view of this video helps create positive change. All you need to do is watch it and Bell will donate 5¢ more to Canadian mental health initiatives. Retweet to help spread the word! #BellLetsTalk

Today is #BellLetsTalk Day. If you or someone you care about is having a mental health crisis HSN has a 24 hour crisis line 705-675-4760. Our Crisis department also has two in person locations- 127 Cedar Street/Every day until 11pm and 41 Ramsey Lake Road/24 hours. #HSNHeroes

Now more than ever, let’s remind the people in our lives that they are not alone, and let’s join the conversation to end the stigma around mental health. #BellLetsTalk #Mississauga 🇨🇦

#Stigma associated with #MentalIllness can create a serious barrier for people who are suffering. Stigma trivializes and belittles people and their mental health conditions. Reaching out for help is not a sign of weakness – it’s a sign of strength. #EndTheStigma #BellLetsTalk

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We’ve reached 25 million interactions. Let’s keep the conversation going and see how high we can get that number. Now more than ever, every action counts! #BellLetsTalk

1 in 5 Canadians experience mental illness in any given year. We all know someone who’s been affected. Mental health IS health and should be taken just as seriously as physical health. #BellLetsTalk #BellCause #endthestigma

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Just because we have to physically distance, doesn’t mean we have to stop interacting altogether. Connect #virtually with friends & family. Ask how they’re doing. Check in. Be kind. You never know how much your small act of kindness could mean to them. #BellLetsTalk #BellCause

Sometimes it’s hard to talk about mental illness, but the more we talk about it, the less stigmatized it becomes. #BellLetsTalk is about building awareness, acceptance and action in #MentalHealth. Mental health matters everywhere - in our schools, workplaces, homes & communities.

That’s 75 million interactions. Thank you for your incredible participation. Let’s keep going! Now more than ever, every action counts! #BellLetsTalk

Our first responders often deal with some unimaginable tragedies and it's important we recognize the impacts this can have on mental health. Thank you Constable James Jefferson for your important work with the Greater Sudbury Police Service and for your words. You are never alone! #BellLetsTalk

Every action counts in moving Canada’s mental health forward. You are not alone. Mobile Crisis Response Team is available at 1-888-811-3664. Take care of yourself and each other. #BellLetsTalk

You’re not alone. If you feel alone, we want to remind you that there are people you can talk to. Help is available. You don’t need to suffer in silence. greatersudbury.ca/live/covid-19-… #BellLetsTalk #BellCause #MentalHealthIsHealth

When all is said and done and #BellLetsTalkDay is over, mental health will STILL matter. It mattered yesterday, it matters today and it will matter tomorrow. YOU matter. YOU are worth it. Your #MentalHealth is important. #BellLetsTalk #BellCause #endthestigma

MISSING: Sierra 15 y/o last seen on May 1 at 3:30pm in Garson, light coloured pants, blk top, blk Nike runners 5'6, 125Ibs, hazel eyes, blonde hair, blk in front shoulder length straight hair. There are concerns for Sierra's wellbeing. Anyone with info is asked to call police

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This is what the Sudbury Arena looked like yesterday for the U15AA Lady Wolves game against the Barrie Sharks. This is beyond disappointing and embarrassing for our city and staff should be held accountable. There’s zero excuse to be lazy. (Photo credit: Lisanne Gauld)

This Sept 28, all of #Ontario is pushing the button. Join thousands of families across the province and test your smoke alarms—it’s quick, easy, and it saves lives. We’re not just raising awareness—we’re creating a safer Ontario. Be part of it. Get #SavedByTheBeep #BeepTogether