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We launched a CIHR-funded online survey to learn more about young Canadian's experiences with cannabis use and driving. I kindly request you share/re-post the recruitment links across your social media channels.

The Centre for Innovation in Campus Mental Health (CICMH) is seeking two experienced individuals to join the team!

In this episode of the Mental Health on Campus podcast, our guests Carla Grey, Jasmine Balakumaran, Joyce Tsui and Marsha Astrop (all from Centennial College) will highlight their academic accommodation study.

Wellness Together Canada (WTC) is working to ensure that their services and resources meet the mental health and substance use support needs of older adults. To do so, they're seeking older adults to participate in a focus group, or community conversation.

Attached is a poster about this…

The Centre for Innovation in Campus Mental Health recently released a toolkit to help those who are looking for ways to better support the mental health and well-being of international students on campus.

This week, Mental Health Research Canada released a new report, Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace, in partnership with Canada Life and Workplace Strategies for Mental Health.

This study examines indicators of mental health in Canadian workplaces. It is informed by data…

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The Mental Health Research Canada (MHRC) has announced a new partnership with the Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families — and a research award valued at $138,000.

Are you curious about the impact that artificial intelligence (AI) might have on health equity? Are you a person with lived experience of mental illness? Researchers at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) are seeking the guidance of equity-deserving groups to inform the design of a…

Cormac Russell’s https://www.nurturedevelopment...-are/cormac-russell/ talk, When Community Itself is Healthy emphasis’ Health Systems prioritizing asset based approaches in community neighbourhood development to the British Columbia Health Quality Forum.

The INTREPID Lab at CAMH (formerly Nicotine Dependence Service) is thrilled to share the launch of our first newsletter. Take a sneak peek below!