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The Men's Depression and Suicide Network is pleased to announce the launch of the
Men's Sheds Association of Canada
in partnership with Movember, The University of Manitoba, The
University of British Columbia and our various community partners.
Men’s Sheds are modern, shared versions of the home workshops that have
long been part of the Canadian way of life. The Canadian Men’s Sheds
Association is a peer-run group that aims to build relationships between
Canadian sheds, help new ones get started,
and raise awareness about the friendly, inclusive, and creative spaces
that sheds can offer.
In conjunction with the launch we are also hosting a
photography contest. Submit
photos from your Canadian shed for the chance to win an iPad or some
gift cards. Winning entries will also be featured on the CMSA website.
The contest will be open until February 29, 2016.
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