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Urinalysis and Self-Reporting
Information about urinalysis and self-reporting and how it allows the monitoring the content of drugs on the illegal market.
Timothy Deloughery, CCAC, CCS-AC
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Timothy’s areas of expertise include lived and living experience, stigma and harm reduction.
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Timothy Deloughery has worked in the health field for over 20 years. Before joining CCSA in September 2023, Timothy worked as Concurre…
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Policy Briefs and Reports (Policy)
A policy brief is a concise summary of a specific issue. It covers the policy options to deal with the respective issue, and makes recommendations based on the evidence. Policy briefs assist government policy makers and others who are interested as resources in formulating or regulating policy. …
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Audiences
The information on COVID-19 and substance use in this section is organized by the types of audiences looking for information. These audiences include the pubic, service providers, people seeking services, people who use drugs, researchers and policy makers. CCSA cannot vouch for the accuracy or …
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Parliamentary Engagement
The Canadian Centre for Substance Use and Addiction addresses the harms associated with drugs and alcohol by participating in key public sector engagement activities.
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Advancing Knowledge and Measurement
Information and resources about partnered resources to support community dialogue about cannabis use.
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CCSA Website Privacy Notice
Privacy commitment for visitors to the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction websites.
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Impact Videos
In March 2019, the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction (CCSA) brought more than 60 professionals together in Ottawa to share ideas and make plans to “spread and embed” the Brain Story science in their networks. The goal of the Brain Builders Lab was to pave the way for policies, practice…
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Overcoming Stigma: Online Learning
CCSA is using online learning to address the stigma surrounding substance use. We have developed three learning modules on the topic of stigma associated with substance use. These modules have been made with both the general public and professional audiences in mind. After completing the modu…
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CCSA in the News
CCSA experts are among Canada’s leading authorities on substance use and addiction. On a weekly —sometimes daily — basis, we receive requests from media to weigh in on the most timely and pressing issues of the day. Here are some of the most recent news stories featuring our experts.