Latest Press Releases
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New study finds a majority of younger men spend an unhealthy amount of time on social media, significantly impacting their mental health
Vancouver, BC – October 7, 2026 – Latest research shows more than half of young Canadian men spend over 3 hours a day on social media, which significantly increases their risk of poor mental health. The national survey of 2,000 Canadian men, conducted by the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation and Intensions Consulting, found: “This latest…
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CMHF names Mark Holland & Kantaro Goto as its newest board members
The Canadian Men’s Health Foundation’s board of directors is proud to announce the latest appointment of Mark Holland and Kantaro Goto.
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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.
