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… each industry, outlines the general acceptance of alcohol or cannabis use before or during work. People working in safety-sensitive positions … a greater level of acceptance to consume substances before or during work than individuals in non–safety-sensitive …
… both in general and when they are consuming alcohol or other substances. CCSA has brought together experts, … and substance use and addiction fields to ensure that high-quality evidence, expert opinion, stakeholders’ expertise and …
… 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 …
… cannabis products present the risk of overconsumption or accidental consumption. Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is the … food products, also increases the risk of overconsumption or accidental consumption. As CCSA made clear in its … product be limited to five milligrams. Cannabis containing high levels of THC is associated with greater health risks …
… policy makers, knowledge brokers, and people with direct or indirect, lived or living experience with substance use or a substance use disorders from across the country. Due to …
… policy makers, knowledge brokers, and people with direct or indirect, lived or living experience with substance use or a substance use disorders from across the country. Due to …
… are pregnant, planning to conceive, chest/breastfeeding or caring for very young children may have about cannabis. It … safe amount of cannabis that can be used during pregnancy or chest/breastfeeding. If a person cannot stop using … reduce your baby’s exposure. Cannabis can affect a fetus or baby’s brain development, behaviour, learning and mental …
… cannabis can be passed onto the fetus through the placenta or onto the baby through breastmilk, exposure to cannabis can … morning sickness nor pain. Anyone trying to conceive, or who is pregnant or breastfeeding will find this resource helpful for making …
… toxicity deaths from 2023 to 2024, and includes high-level trends seen in early 2025. Three key points of … across Canada: The overall number of deaths remains very high. Differences in death rates exist among communities. … provinces and territories are seeing consistent increases or renewed increases following a period of decline. …
… developers and users have no guidelines specific to mental or substance use health to support its effective and safe … and solutions. It will also support people with lived or living experience of mental health or substance use health concerns in making informed choices …
… any time there is incremental positive change, big or small, in substance use health practices. He says that … worth having comes easily. Matthew values having a mentor or friend to look up to for support in this field. He … to have a buddy. When it comes to managing grief, loss or trauma, Matthew says what works for him is taking a couple …
… Whether your young person is experimenting with substances or has developed a substance use disorder, this handbook can … using the latest versions of the Chrome, Firefox, Edge or Safari web browsers. Crossroads to Compassion is an … a week from Wellness Together Canada. Call 1-866-585-0445 or text WELLNESS to 686868 for youth or 741741 for adults. …
