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All-Star Celebrity Line-up Attended Unmasked
The 2009 Unmasked event featured onstage performances by JUNO Award winners Chantal Kreviazuk and Divine Brown, as well as an action packed dj set by 2009 JUNO Award winner for Single of the Year, Kardinal Offishall, and much more!
Light Summer 2009
Canadian actor and dancer Rex Harrington speaks out about his mother's illness and the importance of seeking support for family members and caregivers in the Summer 2009 issue of Light, the newsletter of the CAMH Foundation.
