Press Releases

This Father’s Day, Canadian Men’s Health Foundation encourages men to park far away during Move for Your Mental Health month.

Join men across Canada and find simple ways to move more with on-demand workouts, expert tips, and four weekly conversations with professional athletes and award-winning researchers on the Don’t Change Much Podcast.

With Canadian men eating less fruits and vegetables every year, and grocery prices continuing to rise, the CMHF has launched A Guy’s Guide To Eating Healthy, an online resource to help men make simple, healthy changes to their diet, with cost-saving tips.

Accomplished Sportsnet and Hockey Night in Canada broadcaster Dan Murphy joins the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation (CMHF) as a National Champion, expanding his work as a men’s health advocate.

The CMHF launches the new and expanded MindFit Toolkit presented by TELUS Health MyCare™. More online screening tools, resources and counselling will now be available to Canadian men who are dealing with stress, anxiety and depression through MindFit Toolkit.

The interactive digital checklist compiles important physical and mental health tests, exams, screens and vaccines into one trackable list, with recommendations on how often, and at what age to get them.

Veteran broadcaster and men’s health advocate Jody Vance joins CMHF as a National Champion, lending her voice and platform to support awareness efforts across the country.

Human connection expert, keynote speaker and author Riaz Meghji joins CMHF as a National Champion to help raise awareness and motivate action on men’s health issues.

Move For Your Mental Health 2022 is a month-long event created to raise awareness, educate and drive action for men and their family’s mental well-being.

The new Don’t Change Much podcast has launched. It features real conversations about men’s health and that inform, relate and resonate with men.

The CMHF has launched an improved version of its online health assessment tool. Men’s Health Check was created for men looking to take the first step in making small lifestyle changes that lead to long-term health benefits, and to date it has helped over 55,000 men take control of their health.

The Canadian Men’s Health Foundation launched its new MindFit Toolkit in collaboration with TELUS Health MyCare™—a free, online resource with tools to help men and their families manage mild to moderate stress and anxiety.

Sportsnet & Hockey Night in Canada broadcaster and former NHL goaltender

Kelly Hrudey joins CMHF as a National Champion to help men get access to mental health support and resources.

Peregrine Supply Co. and the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation are collaborating to bring a new shopping experience and men’s health exhibit to Burnaby this November.

The CMHF is pleased to welcome Noah Morantz to their team as Vice President of Development & Operations. Morantz has spent his 20-year career leading non-profit organizations and volunteering his time to develop strong and vibrant communities in BC.

Vancouver, May 31, 2021 – Canadian Men’s Health Foundation (CMHF) kicks off Men’s Health Month, June 1, with an impactful line-up of virtual speaking and fitness events to provide tools and resources focused on the benefits of exercise for men’s mental and physical...

Vancouver, May 3, 2021 – The Canadian Men’s Health Foundation (CMHF) is proud to announce Men’s Health Month, June 1-30. The 2021 theme—Move for Your Mental Health—focuses on stress and anxiety experienced during the pandemic, and how exercise can improve physical and...

Vancouver, February 8, 2021 – Today, the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation (CMHF) announced that TC Carling has been named its new President and Chief Executive Officer. Carling assumed the position on February 1, 2021, and succeeded Wayne Hartrick, who held the role...