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Experiences of Cannabis and Mental Health: Priority Populations

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Dates: February 16, 2022

Location: Virtual

About this event

12 – 1:30 p.m. (EST)

The second webinar in the winter session covers the experiences of cannabis and mental health for older adults; 2SLGBTQ people living with mental illness in Quebec; adults who are homeless and precariously housed in urban Alberta; and veterans living in Canada.

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Presenters Include:  

  • Dr. Raza Mirza (University of Toronto)
  • Dr. Olivier Ferlatte (University of Montreal)
  • Kathleen Larose and Lauren Cameron (AAWEAR), Lisa Elford and Erika Lemon (Habitus Collective)
  • Dr. Rob Whitley (RADAR Mental Health)

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