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… Use and Addiction (CCSA) and the United States Embassy in Ottawa will host an expert forum to address the opioid crisis in Montreal on September 13, 2018. The fifth event in a … on this crisis. The event will be held from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in room Opus 1 at the Delta Hotel, 475 President …
… OTTAWA (2 August 2022) : Fewer people in Canada are using cannabis, but young cannabis consumers … From 2020 to 2021, the overall percentage of people in Canada who reported using cannabis decreased slightly. Of … used cannabis, more youth than adults reported an increase in their use during the COVID-19 pandemic. The legal retail …
… crisis is disproportionately affecting people working in the trades, transportation and construction. To support employers in these sectors, the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and … use this collection of resources to make a difference in, or even save, someone’s life,” said Anne Tennier, President …
… of Life: Substance Use and Aging. This report, the latest in CCSA’s Substance Use in Canada series, highlights the need to take the impacts of … processing substances, and the negative effects of alcohol or other drug use can have real and lasting impacts on this …
… Highlights how young people in Canada, aged 18 to 29, are at higher risk of suffering … include: Among young adults aged 18 to 29 who gambled online within the past year, 23.5% reported experiencing a … About one in three young adults (32 %) reported gambling online. Online gambling is significantly riskier than other …
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… R., & Kilmer, B. This study examined cannabis purchases in Canada from both legal and illegal sources to determine: … showed that more consumers sourced their cannabis legally in 2021 (59%) versus in 2019 (40%). Frequent consumers were … S., Wadsworth, E., & Hammond, D. (2022). Reasons for purchasing cannabis from illegal sources in legal markets: …
… findings highlight the importance of long-term investment in a range of youth mental health and substance use health … About 40 per cent of youth who use alcohol, cannabis or both report that their use has increased. In contrast, … have not accessed services for help, whether virtually or in person. The top reasons for not accessing services …
… those around them. The participation of people with lived or living experience in the planning, delivery and evaluation of programs, … who believe that they have the right to be involved in discussions and decisions that impact the policies, … Lived experience refers to people who have used one or more substances and who are currently in recovery. Living …
… passion for research most of her life. Before joining CCSA in September 2016, she was an adjunct professor in the School of Psychology at the University of Ottawa. For … and students from undergraduate to post-doctoral fellow in a neuropsychopharmacology laboratory at the University of …
… cannabis use and admission to inpatient psychiatry beds in Ontario between 2007 and 2017. The study shows that prior … were less likely to use cannabis. Having a mood disorder or experiencing mania or psychotic symptoms were strongly associated with cannabis … Trends in Cannabis Use Prior to First Admission to Inpatient …
… focuses on the potential drivers of the national decrease in opioid-related toxicity deaths from 2023 to 2024, and includes high-level trends seen in early 2025. Three key points of interest you will find in … provinces and territories are seeing consistent increases or renewed increases following a period of decline. …
