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Guelph teen gets his meeting with Justin Trudeau about mental healthAfter losing his parents to mental health and suicide, Noah Irvine wrote letters to the almost 340 sitting MPs in Ottawa. He didn't receive many responses but his effort landed him a phone meeting with Prime Minister Trudeau Monday afternoon. Mark Carcasole reports.Oct 4, 2017
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Teen mental health advocate elbows way into Justin Trudeau’s scheduleThe Ontario student, who lost both of his parents to their mental illnesses, said he sees this meeting as a big step, but knows he has a lot of work still before he can rest.CanadaSep 27, 2017
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Guelph teen meets with federal health minister to call for action on mental health issuesNoah Irvine said he has only received about 60 responses to his letters to MPs in Ottawa, but he did get to meet Health Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor Thursday.HealthSep 21, 2017
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Teen who lost parents to mental illness takes campaign for national strategy to OttawaNoah Irvine was hoping to inspire change in Ottawa after losing both his parents to mental illness.CanadaAug 23, 2017
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