Latest Press Releases
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Mark Holland Joins Canadian Men’s Health Foundation As One Of Its Newest Board Members
Mark Holland shares why his personal health journey brought him to where he is today; for better or for worse.
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New study finds over a third of young men at risk of gambling related harm; fathers disproportionately affected
New study finds over a third of young men at risk of gambling related harm; fathers disproportionately affected
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Half of Young Canadian Men at Risk of Problem Anger
A new CMHF study finds 1 in 2 young Canadian men are at risk of problem anger, signalling deeper stress and disconnection.
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Two Leading Men’s Health Organizations Join Forces to Build a Stronger Future for Men and Their Families
The Canadian Men’s Health Foundation (CMHF) and Blueprint have joined forces to expand prevention and support programs that improve the health and well-being of men and their families across Canada.
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New study shows significant decline in men’s mental health; half lack sufficient social support
At a time of heightened uncertainty across the country, new CMHF research shows more men are struggling with high levels of stress and depression; half lack sufficient social support, with most never seeking professional mental health services.
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Mike Shoreman Joins the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation to Champion Men’s Mental Health
The Canadian Men’s Health Foundation is proud to welcome Mike Shoreman—mental wellness advocate, speaker and bestselling author—as a National Champion to advance important conversations on men’s mental health.
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New study shows a significant drop in drinking and smoking among Canadian men
New research from the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation shows a positive trend in men’s lifestyle habits.
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Acclaimed Sportscaster, Rod Black, Joins Canadian Men’s Health Foundation as a National Champion
The Canadian Men’s Health Foundation is excited to welcome Rod Black, one of the country’s leading sports personalities, to its roster of National Champions.
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New study sheds light on why men aren’t getting enough exercise
A new CMHF study reveals half the population isn’t getting enough exercise, citing lack of motivation and time as the most significant barriers.
