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The following resources may be helpful for preventing substance use and reducing harms.
The following resources may be helpful for preventing substance use and reducing harms.
Data on alcohol and drug use by youth in Canada. Data explores trends in youth substance use over time.
The Mental Health and Addictions Program (MHA) is one of three clinical programs at the IWK Health Centre. The MHA Program provides services in schools, community clinics, day and residential settings, as well as inpatient setting for the most acutely ill children and youth.
Alcohol
Alcohol
The Low-Risk Alcohol Drinking Guidelines (LRDGs) are based on research and were created to provide Canadians with recommendations for alcohol consumption that could limit their health and safety risks.
Cannabis
Cannabis
Effects on youth and the teen brain, how to talk to your kids about cannabis and tips for parents.
Also available en français.
Ten questions about cannabis use and teens.
Ten questions about cannabis use and your student.
Youth focused resources to help you better understand the new Canadian cannabis legal system, what it means for you, and the health facts related to cannabis use.
Also available en français.
Tobacco
Tobacco
Patterns and trends in youth tobacco use in Canada.
Vaping
Vaping
Even though vaping is less harmful than smoking, there are still consequences for you to consider. Vaping can expose you to chemicals that could harm your health. We’re here to give you the facts about vaping so you can make informed choices about your life.
Also available en français.
Provincial Patterns in E-Cigarette Use from the Canadian Student Tobacco, Alcohol and Drugs Survey (CSTADS).
Smoking cessation resources by The Lung Association of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.
An infographic highlighting emerging research on the possible effects of vaping on mouth health.
Also available en français.
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