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… and health professionals, on substance use and gender in the workplace. Outlines substance use among workers and … About one in six (17%) women reported using alcohol or other drugs within two hours before or during work or being hungover, intoxicated or high while …
… costs Canadian society almost $46 billion a year (2017) or almost $1,258 for every person in Canada. This data comes from Canadian Substance Use Costs … attributable to opioids in 2017. The study also found that cocaine and methamphetamine use are increasing. “Alcohol and …
… the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction — or CCSA — today. It was the late Brian Mulroney who created … mandated to provide leadership on substance use health in Canada and to advance evidence-based solutions. As CCSA’s … closed doors across Canada. We have a responsibility to open doors to treatment and make the access way as wide as …
… Use and Addiction (CCSA) strongly supports investing in the wellness of Canadians and addressing the social determinants of health, as outlined in yesterday’s federal budget. The budget, called A Recovery … mental health and substance use will help to ensure people in Canada can access quality services in a timely way, …
… part of CCSA’s mission to address issues of substance use in Canada by providing national leadership and harnessing the … does not care about age, gender, skin color, religion or sexuality. It does not care about your income or class or … about substance use disorders in the broader public: open minds and shift attitudes from stigmatization to …
… (e.g., unions, associations, health professionals) in the forestry industry, based on input from the focus group … and managers in safety-sensitive positions, and 1 in 10 (11%) forestry workers and managers in non-safety-sensitive positions reported consuming alcohol or other drugs within two hours before or during work, or …
… (e.g., unions, associations, health professionals) in the construction industry, based on input from the focus … non-safety-sensitive positions reported consuming alcohol or other drugs within two hours before or during work, or … (18%) before or during work. Additionally, between 11% and 42% of participants in construction thought that …
… Alcohol is the most commonly used substance in Canada. It causes more substance use related costs than either tobacco or all other drugs combined. Understanding the impacts of … Alcohol carries a special social and cultural significance in Canada. It is also the most commonly used substance. While …
… Ottawa (October 14, 2025) : In a first-of-its-kind initiative, national guidance for … developers and users have no guidelines specific to mental or substance use health to support its effective and safe … lives. This guidance will allow innovators to move fast while working to ensure it's done safely and in a way …
… Every role in an organization carries different responsibilities and … can impact the health and safety of employees, the public or the environment. … positions are jobs where someone’s actions, decisions or inattention could result in serious harm or incident. These roles typically involve …
… policy and political dialogue. Stories about gambling or smoking are included where there is significant content or … national significance, Implications for policy development in Canada, or Ability to highlight a new or emerging trend, … news source. Coverage CCSA staff scan or search relevant online sources to provide a link to current news stories and …
… Ottawa, November 14, 2018 — In each of the provinces of Nova Scotia, Ontario, Manitoba, … costs in all the provinces and territories. Alcohol or tobacco was responsible for the largest proportion of … next phase of the project will provide Canadians with an online data visualization tool so they can explore the costs …
