Canadian Cannabis Research Database
The Canadian Cannabis Research Database is an online tool that allows individuals to search current and ongoing cannabis research activities underway in Canada. Research since 2015 is covered under 40 possible topics.
The database is intended for researchers, healthcare providers and individuals involved in public health policy. It enables them to search research projects related to the health and social impacts of cannabis, while also fostering communication and collaboration between researchers and identifying potential gaps in cannabis research.
If you have any questions about the database, please contact cannabis@ccsa.ca.
If you would like your research to be included in the Canadian Cannabis Research Database, please complete the required submission form.
Viewing and Navigation Tips
Note: The database is best viewed in full screen mode on your web browser.
- To view the database in full screen mode: Click the diagonal arrow in the bottom right corner of the database
- To exit the database in full screen mode: Press the escape key or click the diagonal arrows in the bottom right corner of the database
| Commands | Shortcuts |
|---|---|
| Across the product | |
| Move focus between sections | Ctrl + F6 |
| Move focus forward in section | Tab |
| Move focus backward in section | Shift + Tab |
| Show keyboard shortcuts | Shift + Question mark (?) |
| Pane navigation | |
| Multi-select | Ctrl + Space |
| Collapse a single table | Left arrow |
| Expand a single table | Right arrow |
| Collapse all tables | Alt + Shift + 1 |
| Expand all tables | Alt + Shift + 9 |
| Open a context menu | Windows context key or Shift + F10 |
Disclaimers:
Some items in the Canadian Cannabis Research Database are taken from the Funding Decisions Database of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR). Those items are reproduced with the permission of CIHR.
Some items are taken from the Awards Database of the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC). Those items are reproduced with the permission of NSERC.
The remaining items come directly from the researchers, who have provided CCSA permission to reproduce them.
The Government of Canada and CCSA are not responsible for the information published in the database. The publishing of the information in the database does not imply the endorsement of the Government of Canada or CCSA. The information in the database is published as provided in the language in which it was provided.