Movember Canada has launched a father-focused parenting website that features virtual tips and tricks to calm meltdowns and promote positive behaviour.

'I had five different people give me a book called It's OK that you're not OK... that's a pretty good sign you're not OK,' said Adam Campbell, who lost his wife in an avalanche.

Jesse Thomas of Winnipeg's Movember campaign told 680 CJOB that the annual fundraiser in support of men's health is going strong in 2020, despite the pandemic.

Men are growing mustaches in support of Movember, a campaign raising funds and bringing attention to prostate and testicular cancer, along with men's mental health and suicide prevention.

During the pandemic, Movember participants say, the mustaches are conversation starters for men's mental health.

The annual campaign is back to use facial hair for good as mental health issues for Canadian men rise amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

According to Movember Canada, a recent survey of 1,430 people in the country found men are less likely than women to seek help managing COVID-19 life changes.

CFB Halifax and the Phi Kappa Pi fraternity went head to head on stationary bikes, cycling for 24 straight hours to raise funds for Movember.

Mustaches have transformed November into 'Movember', raising awareness of prostate cancer.

A lack of close friendships can further isolate men when they need help the most.