Bell participates in 2012 Tim Hortons NHL® All-Star Weekend in Ottawa

Hockey fans are invited to visit the Bell booth at the Scotiabank NHL® Fan Fair at the Ottawa Convention Centre for a chance to win great Ottawa Senators prizes and two tickets to the Molson Canadian NHL® All-Star Skills CompetitionTM and the 2012 Tim Hortons NHL® All-Star Game. Also this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon, Ottawa Senators players will be at the Bell booth to sign autographs. During the NHL® All-Star Skills CompetitionTM and the Tim Hortons NHL® All-Star Game, fans can visit the Bell Fan Zone at Scotiabank Place. While there, fans can also learn how to watch all their favourite sporting events on Bell Mobile TV and try out all the latest Bell superphones.

Bell Mobile TV offers live access to the NHL® All-Star Game, Stanley Cup® Playoffs and Final, Super Bowl XLVI, NCAA March Madness as well as popular sporting events on TSN, TSN2, RDS and RDS2. Only Bell Mobile TV offers customers live, on-the-go access to the most popular sporting events delivered directly to compatible superphones, smartphones and tablets.* Complete details are available at Bell.ca/MobileTV.

As part of the Bell Let's Talk campaign, Bell is also sponsoring the Bell Sens D.I.F.D Youth Mental Health Night on February 4 at Scotiabank Place, when the Ottawa Senators play the Toronto Maple Leafs. The event will highlight the issues of youth mental illness, and promote organizations and resources within the community that offer mental health support services to youth and their families.

On January 16 Bell launched the second annual Bell Let's Talk campaign in support of Canadian mental health. Led by national spokesperson Clara Hughes, the campaign invites all Canadians to talk about mental illness in order to fight the lingering stigma that keeps too many people from seeking the help they need.

The campaign culminates on Bell Let's Talk Day on February 8. For every text message sent and every long distance call made by Bell and Bell Aliant customers that day, Bell will donate 5 cents to programs dedicated to mental health (regular long distance and text charges apply). Bell is also encouraging Canadians to follow the campaign on Twitter at @Bell_LetsTalk and join in retweeting the Bell Let's Talk Day message on February 8. For each such retweet, Bell will donate an additional 5 cents.

The Bell Let's Talk mental health initiative is a five-year, $50-million charitable program based on four action pillars: Anti-stigma, care and access, research, and workplace best practices. With Bell Let's Talk Day as its anti-stigma centrepiece, Bell's initiative is providing significant funding for leading mental health hospitals and grassroots organizations, driving new workplace initiatives across corporate Canada, and supporting new research - including a world-first research announcement planned for February.

To learn more about Bell Let's Talk, please visit Bell.ca/LetsTalk.

About Bell

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