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… 'We need to do more': How 15 kids died in 6 months while, or after, receiving care in Alberta …
… Toxic additive prevalent in street fentanyl in the U.S. – but not in Canada [Subscription required] …
… An overdose prevention site is expected to open in P.E.I. in 2023. Here are five things to know about it …
… Centre on Substance Use and Addiction (CCSA) is conducting online surveys to better understand perceptions of psychedelics among people who live in Canada. If you have expertise in more than one area, please fill out all surveys that apply. …
… Drinking in parks: New Westminster council votes in favour of allowing alcohol in select spaces …
… Sobering centre in Thompson, Man., will open in former University College of the North buildings …
… combinations of health warnings and brand imagery. In Study 2 researchers conducted focus groups to better … D. (2021). Noticing of cannabis health warning labels in Canada and the US. Health Promotion and Chronic Disease Prevention in Canada, 41 (7/8), 201-210. …
… Jeff Bourne got involved in substance use health work after his own lived experience … harm reduction is a great pathway to wellness for people in similar situations. Jeff feels motivated by seeing people … always prioritize time to manage his own grief, loss or trauma though. However, when he feels it’s necessary, he …
… who have lost people dear to them to the toxic drug crisis or have loved ones with lived or living experience with substance use. Petra’s advocacy … started after the heartbreaking loss of her son, Danny, in 2014 to the toxic drug crisis. Danny was a chef, musician …
… recognizes that everyone’s story is unique. They believe in the power of storytelling, community support and systemic … Dee is inspired by the courage of the people they’ve met in the substance use space and is driven by a desire to … like journaling, spending time in nature, exercising or doing anything that brings them comfort and peace. …
… service provider, law enforcement officer, harm reduction or treatment provider, person with lived or living experience or an engaged resident, these resources are for you. You do not need to be an expert in substance use health to use them. The Small Cities …
… 12 – 1:30 p.m. (EST) The second webinar in the winter session covers the experiences of cannabis and … 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. View agenda …
