Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction (CCSA)

Website
http://www.ccsa.ca

The Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction changes lives by bringing people and knowledge together to reduce the harm of alcohol and other drugs on society.

For more than 25 years, we have provided guidance and advice on addictions and substance use to public, private and non-governmental organizations.

Our Vision is that all people in Canada live in a healthy society free of alcohol- and other drug-related harm.

Our Mission is to provide national leadership and advance solutions to address alcohol- and other drug-related harm.

Together with our partners, we are working to improve the health and safety of Canadians. We will achieve this goal by nurturing a knowledge exchange environment where research guides policy and evidence-informed actions enhance effectiveness in the field.

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Stimulant Use and Related Harms in Canada: Recent Trends

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This issue is a special two-part series. The first part features a regional breakdown of reports from seven Canadian Community Epidemiology Network on Drug Use (CCENDU) nodes and five drug checking services from across the country. It...

Addressing Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome in Canada

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Cannabis is one of the most commonly used substances in Canada. In 2024, about one in four people (26%) people living in Canada said they had used cannabis within the past year, and 6% said they used it daily or almost daily (Health Canada...

Managing Substance Use and the Workplace Workshop

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Join us in Ottawa or Toronto for our first-ever training workshop on preventing and reducing substance use in the workplace! We're offering it on three different dates — choose the one that works best for you and gain the skills to make a difference in your workplace.

Online Gambling Among Young Canadian Adults: A Call to Action

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Highlights how young people in Canada, aged 18 to 29, are at higher risk of suffering from high levels of gambling-related harms, including financial, emotional, psychological and relationship harms. This report is released in partnership...
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