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Let’s look out for each other. It matters more than we know

This week — is Mental Health Awareness Week, and it’s a reminder that sometimes the most powerful thing we can do is simply notice each other. We all carry things no one else sees, and a small moment of kindness can make a bigger difference than we realize.

Maybe it’s checking in on a friend who’s been a little quieter lately. Maybe it’s giving someone space to talk, or just letting them know they’re not alone. And for anyone who is struggling, reaching out is a sign of strength, not weakness.

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Photo by Marcel Strauß on Unsplash

Across Thunder Bay, workplaces, schools, and community groups are taking time this week to shine a light on mental well‑being — and every one of us can be part of that. A conversation, a smile, a simple ‘How are you doing today?’ can be the start of someone feeling seen, supported, and understood.

This week, let’s look out for each other. It matters more than we know.

  • Danny Foresta was born and raised in Thunder Bay. He's worked in radio for over 30 years. Has spent the last 20 years in Morning Radio. Joined Acadia Broadcasting in 2021.  He hosts "Mornings In The Bay" on 99.9 The Bay.
    He enjoys all aspects of the radio industry. Danny is married to Lori, and has a son, Joseph in University.

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