Mark Holland Joins Canadian Men’s Health Foundation As One Of Its Newest Board Members
Toronto Star
· collected 2026-09-11 · by GlobeNewswire, Inc.
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Summary
Mark Holland, former Health Minister, has joined the board of the Canadian Men's Health Foundation as one of its newest members. The exact date of his appointment is not specified, but it was announced on September 11, 2026. No specific numbers or statistics are mentioned in the article. The article highlights Mark Holland's role as an advocate for mental health and his efforts to reduce stigma around men seeking help.
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Story summary
Mark Holland, the former Health Minister, has joined the Canadian Men's Health Foundation (CMHF) as one of its newest board members. This appointment comes alongside his current role as CEO of the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE). Holland is an advocate for mental health and continues to work towards breaking down the stigma surrounding men seeking help with issues like depression and suicidal crisis, sharing his own experiences in this effort.
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Former Health Minister, Mark Holland, joins a leading men’s health organization, as one of its newest board members.
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Minister → join → members
Mark Holland joins the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation (CMHF) board alongside his current role as CEO of the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE).
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Holland → join → Exhibition
He continues to play a vital role in breaking down the stigma surrounding men asking for help by sharing his own experiences with depression and suicidal crisis..
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He → continue → depression
