This February 13 is recognized as Canada’s Agriculture (Ag) Day and CMHA [branch] 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
On February 6, Canadians are recognizing Safer Internet Day – a day dedicated to promoting safer and more responsible use of the internet. CMHA North Bay and District 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 […]Continue readingProtect your mental health online on Safer Internet Day
The North Bay Battalion are partnering with Canadian Mental Health Association, North Bay and District, for a mental health awareness game on Thursday, Feb. 8 at 7 p.m. when the Troops take on the Niagara IceDogs at Memorial Gardens. The game day experience will have several features to promote the importance of mental health, including: […]Continue readingNorth Bay Battalion to host mental health awareness game in partnership with CMHA North Bay and District
More than 40,000 Canadians have already signed on to complete 2,000 push-ups over 23 days as part of The Push-Up Challenge, a new nationwide mental health event bringing people together to get fit, help raise critical funds, and do something good for their mental health. The Challenge, which began Feb. 1 and runs through Feb. […]Continue readingCanadians take on 2,000 push-ups in 23 days for mental health
This February, CMHA North Bay and District 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 […]Continue readingCelebrating Black Canadians this February
The opioid epidemic alone is one of the worst public health crises in Ontario. There have been more than 15,000 preventable deaths in Ontario since 2013. Ontario is facing an increase in the harms related to opioids, with an increase in emergency room visits, hospitalizations and fatal overdoses. In 2022, North Bay’s average opioid-related deaths […]Continue readingNorthern Ontario CMHA branches focus on addictions for Bell Let’s Talk
RFP 2024-01: Audit Services Canadian Mental Health Association, North Bay and District invites proposals from qualified proponents for annual audit services. Proposals must be received no later than March 31, 2024, at 4 pm EST. View the RFP and related documents for details and more information: 2024-01 Request for Proposals-Audit Services Get to Know Us […]Continue readingCMHA NBD accepting proposals for auditing services
With the holidays behind us and several more months of colder, greyer and shorter days of winter ahead, people 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) and is characterized by a general feeling of low […]Continue readingTips to shake off the winter blues
Equality, justice, freedom, human dignity – these are the foundational rights enshrined by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which celebrates its 75th anniversary on December 10. As the international community comes together to recognize this milestone, CMHA North Bay and District is reflecting on how access to housing, a key human rights issue, is […]Continue readingCMHA highlights housing as a human right for Human Rights Day
Beginning today, people anywhere in Canada can call and text 9-8-8 if they are thinking about suicide or are worried about someone who is. The three-digit suicide prevention helpline will be answered by responders who are as close to home as possible. Ten CMHAs will be part of a network of roughly 40 partners answering […]Continue readingCMHA welcomes the creation of 9-8-8, the three-digit suicide prevention line