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… programs. Chandni has over 10 years of experience working in public health in various areas, including research, policy, health … Major projects have included the development of the online resource centre called CANVax , a vaccine tracking …
… the most recent updates on stimulant use and related harms in Canada and the United States. Revisiting indicators from … Use and Related Harms: Focus on Methamphetamine and Cocaine , this update explores whether previously reported trends have continued or changed. Highlights include changes in methamphetamine …
… CCSA is using online learning to address the stigma surrounding substance … with both the general public and professional audiences in mind. After completing the modules, you will understand … using the latest versions of the Chrome, Firefox, Edge or Safari web browsers. Please take a moment to complete the …
… Since 2005, the Substance Use in Canada series has spotlighted key issues related to substance use and identified specific areas for action in both policy and practice. In the Substance Use in Canada series, CCSA publishes reports … Since 2005, the Substance Use in Canada series has highlighted key substance use issues and …
… Summarizes data on the use of cocaine, including the harms and effects, legal status and access to treatment. The prevalence of cocaine use was two per cent among people living in Canada in 2019. Cocaine contributes to the second-highest … Cocaine (Canadian Drug Summary) …
… Outlines the policy changes in Canada that led to the increase in gambling availability and advertising, and analyses why … gambling participation and gambling-related harms. Done in partnership with Greo Evidence Insights , the report … Gambling Availability and Advertising in Canada: A Call to Action …
… Scientific Advisory Council In 2007, CCSA formed the Scientific Advisory Council (SAC) to inform our work of the latest scientific developments in the substance use and addiction field, to ensure that the … and neuroscience perspectives and data are incorporated in our work, to connect key researchers and clinical experts …
… which means “white thunder horse woman.” She got involved in substance use health–related work from facing many … wellness communities. She believes in never judging or assuming things about people, saying that we don’t know … that we can turn hard experiences into bitterness or beauty — we decide. Antoinette chooses to spread …
… and policy makers to identify effective practices in the regulation of cannabis, ultimately improving public … grants.” The announcement was made earlier today in Calgary by the Honourable Bill Blair, Minister of Border … with CIHR was one of several announced by Minister Blair. In total, $24.4 million in funding will support 26 projects …
… Learning about the substance use in the workplace     We a conducted national study to learn … Overall, we surveyed 1,120 people spanning five regions in Canada: The Atlantic provinces (7%), Quebec (30%), Ontario … and how they related to employees in different roles or industries.   …
… has gained national recognition for his leadership in the addiction and mental health sector. He is a person in long-term recovery from substance use disorder, celebrating 37 years in recovery in October of 2024. After many years running …
… received his medical degree from the University of Toronto in 1986. He has served as a coroner in Ontario since 1992 with involvement in over 5,000 death investigations. He served as Regional …