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Rebecca Jesseman, MA

Rebecca is a leading expert on cannabis, drug policy, decriminalization, harm reduction, substance regulations, corrections, criminal justice, stigma and treatment systems.

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More than 1 in 5 Canadians who drink alcohol and have been staying at home more have been drinking once a day since the beginning of May

Ottawa, June 9, 2020 — About 20% of Canadians who drink alcohol and have been staying at home more due to the COVID-19 pandemic say they have been drinking alcohol once a day since the beginning of May. This according to a new Nanos poll commissioned by the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction (CCSA) released today.

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Doris Payer, PhD

Doris’ areas of expertise include addiction neuroscience, the mechanism of action of drugs and harm reduction.

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Open versus Closed: The Risks Associated with Retail Liquor Stores during COVID-19

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Open versus Closed: The Risks Associated with Retail Liquor Stores during COVID-19

Published: 2020

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Sue Cragg, MBA

Sue’s areas of expertise include population health surveillance; social determinants of, and socioecological influences on, health; and strategies to improve inclusion and equity for members of Canada’s diverse populations.

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COVID-19 and Increased Alcohol Consumption: NANOS Poll Summary Report

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COVID-19 and Increased Alcohol Consumption: NANOS Poll Summary Report

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Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic on People Who Use Substances: What We Heard

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Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic on People Who Use Substances: What We Heard

Published: 2020

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Managing Stress, Anxiety And Substance Use During Covid-19: A Resource For Healthcare Providers [infographic]

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Managing Stress, Anxiety And Substance Use During Covid-19: A Resource For Healthcare Providers [infographic]

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COVID-19 and Impaired Driving Risks [infographic]

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COVID-19 and Impaired Driving Risks [infographic]

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Virtual Care for Mental Health and Substance Use During COVID-19 [infographic]

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Virtual Care for Mental Health and Substance Use During COVID-19 [infographic]

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