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Online Gambling Among Young Canadian Adults: A Call to Action

Highlights how young people in Canada, aged 18 to 29, are at higher risk of suffering from high levels of gambling-related harms, including financial, emotional, psychological and relationship harms.

Informing Responses to Harms Related to Methamphetamine Use with Lessons from Public Health Crises [report]

This literature review summarizes lessons learned from the current methamphetamine crisis as well as previous public health crises in Canada, including the HIV/AIDS crisis, the opioid crisis and other crises, to inform responses to the growing…

Impaired Driving

Sex- and Gender-based Analysis +

The use of benzodiazepines, prescribed for sleep and anxiety disorders, has declined in Ontario but risen for young women, study says

Council looks for more information regarding financial implications of CTS site

UVic to revise misconduct policy to ensure students call for help for overdoses

We are proud to support Healthcare Excellence Canada’s Health Workforce Innovation Challenge and we send our congratulations to the many successful teams so far. If you’d like to join the Challenge and make a positive impact on workforce retention, regist

B.C. Budget 2021: New money, promises for mental health and the overdose crisis

Halton Police now offering naloxone kits to anyone interested

Registration and call for late-breaking abstracts now open for psychedelics conference co-hosted by CCSA, MHCC and CAMH

'We often set them up for relapse': Current addictions treatment not enough for Sask. doctors

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