Bell Let’s Talk Day Programming, January 26

Below are the details for Bell Let’s Talk Day programming. ETALK ETALK: A BELL LET’S TALK DAY SPECIAL On Bell Let’s Talk Day at 6:30 PM ET on CTV (7:30 PM ET on CTV2), ETALK will dive in to the deeply personal world of mental health as host Tyrone Edwards connects with leaders, professionals, and celebrities committed to the movement to destigmatize and address mental illness . TSN TSN Highlights Mental Health & Sports There will be Bell Let’s Talk Day integration in SportsCentre, TSN.ca, and across TSN socials, highlighted by a feature on Toronto Six’s Saroya Tinker. Saroya Tinker plays defence in the professional women’s league NWHL for the Toronto Six. At 12-years-old, she developed an eating disorder because she was unhappy with the way she looked. Playing on an all-white team, she found her Black female athlete body-type was naturally different and she wanted to change it. Also suffering from depression, her mental health issues hit a crisis point when she left home to attend Yale. She now finds therapy in her artwork, through music, and as a mentor to young Black female hockey players through her foundation Saroya Strong. Her current artwork features female nudes and reflects her belief that every body is perfect no matter the shape, colour, or size. CRAVE Crave Spotlights Mental Health Crave’s Mental Health Awareness Collection features scripted and unscripted programming that explores mental health issues. The collection includes films like Four Good Days, Sharp Objects, and Silver Linings Playbook; documentary content including 16 & Recovering, Couples Therapy, and Crazy, Not Insane; drama series like In Treatment and Succession; plus comedies such as Gary Gulman: The Great Depresh and Work in Progress and CRAVE original French-language drama series Sortez-Moi De Moi (Way Over Me), available with English subtitles and English dub. CTV CTV Digital Platforms Highlight Mental Health On Bell Let’s Talk Day, CTV.ca and the CTV app will highlight Bell Let’s Talk Day programming across CTV shows in addition to specially curated new and past collections focused on mental health awareness, health and wellness, and discussions with experts in the field of mental health.