
The National Alcohol Strategy Monitoring Project (Report at a Glance)
Summarizes the full report of a monitoring project to measure progress in implementing the National Alcohol Strategy.

The National Alcohol Strategy Monitoring Project: A Status Report
Reports on the status of a monitoring project to measure progress implementing the National Alcohol Strategy.

Finding Quality Addiction Care in Canada: Drug and Alcohol Treatment Guide
Provides information on how to find quality addiction care in Canada for drug and alcohol treatment.
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When it Comes to Substance Use Disorders Words Matter [infographic]
Illustrates that stigmatizing language can act as a barrier to recovery from substance use disorders.

Impaired Driving in Canada (Topic Summary)
Examines information and data on alcohol- and drug-impaired driving, a major contributor to vehicle crashes in Canada.
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Changing the Language of Addiction [Fact Sheet]
Illustrates that stigmatizing words can act as a barrier to recovery from substance use disorders. This fact sheet suggests alternative language that can breakdown negative stereotypes.

Canadian Youth Perceptions on Cannabis (Report at a Glance)
Summarizes the technical report of the same name that was undertaken to examine the common misconceptions of Canadian youth about cannabis and its harms.
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Life in Recovery [fact sheet]
Illustrates data about Life in Recovery from a survey of 855 Canadians (including stable housing and employment, family activities and planning for the future) and notes that 82.5% experience some