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The latest reporting from Stats Canada showed that the legal cannabis industry has contributed $4.66 billion to Canada's GDP as of May - up 11% from last year.

Read more about cannabis and the Canadian economy here. 

Le Centre Francophone du Grand Toronto est à la recherche d'un(e) Conseiller(ère) en santé mentale 0 - 17 ans. N'hésitez pas  à envoyer vos candidatures à emplois@centrefranco.org !

North of Superior Healthcare Group (NOSH) includes a large geographical area over which 7,500 residents are distributed.  The two hospital facilities are 80km from one another, serving a total catchment area stretching 200km along the north shore of Lake Superior. NOSH is a small…

The Cannabis Knowledge Exchange Hub at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) in collaboration with the Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario's (RNAO), will be continuing to deliver a virtual knowledge exchange webinar series to support nurses and other health-care…

The novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) has become a significant global challenge. With its extremely high infection rate and relatively high mortality rate, it has caused widespread fear around the world. Previously, researchers showed that fear of COVID-19 leads to considerable psychological and…

During the pandemic, educators and school mental health care providers needed to come up with a way to connect with their students and continue providing their support. See how North of Superior Counselling Programs (NOSP) teamed up with the Superior North Catholic District School Board (…

Understanding emotions can be complicated. The Cundill Centre for Child and Youth Depression at CAMH is happy to release two animated videos to help young people understand depression.

The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Jean Tweed Centre, Centre for Innovation in Peer Support, and Addictions Mental Health Ontario would like to hear from you! 

Let us know what you think by completing this anonymous survey regarding digital health resources during COVID-…

Many people who use drugs such as opioids and stimulants also use cannabis.

New research from BC suggests that cannabis use may serve a wide range of purposes for these people, including recreation, reducing cravings for other drugs or mitigating withdrawal from other drugs.

A new webinar, presented by Tara Elton-Marshall, shared information on the prevalence of cannabis use among Ontario and Canadian youth, focusing on pre/post legalization changes. 

You can watch the recording here: http://cannabisknowledgehub.ca...ng-legalization.html

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