CCSA

Addressing issues of substance use by providing national leadership & harnessing the power of evidence to generate coordinated action. @CCDUSCanada en français

[CCSA @CCSACanada]

Research shows a strong association between drinking and an elevated risk to your health, including premature death from a wide range of diseases and other alcohol-caused harms. Consider drinking less. Visit https://t.co/nAtKqcbT7g to learn more.
#DrinkLessLiveMore

[CCSA @CCSACanada]

Hurry! Don’t miss our next webinar Oct. 28. Register now for Leveraging National Surveillance Networks for Local Action and Collective Impact, part of our #CCENDU network.

Register now! https://t.co/vPnoAcJxWT

[UNODC Civil Society Unit @UNODCCSU]

At #UNTOCCOP13, @UNODC, @CCSACanada & @AmuchChile convened experts to discuss youth recruitment & exploitation in criminal drug markets. Drawing on experiences from 🇨🇦, 🇨🇱 & beyond, participants highlighted the need for prevention, early intervention & international cooperation.

[CCSA @CCSACanada]

Want to know how real-time insights on the unregulated drug supply can help your community’s ability to respond? Join us Oct. 28 to learn about the Canadian Community Epidemiology Network on Drug Use (#CCENDU): https://t.co/lczvJJQYM8

[CCSA @CCSACanada]

We’re all about using evidence to transform approaches to substance use health. Check us out: https://t.co/2jy3N4nPzM
#SubstanceUseHealth #EvidenceBased

[CCSA @CCSACanada]

Join us Oct. 28 to learn about the Cdn Community Epidemiology Network on Drug Use (#CCENDU), a nationwide substance use surveillance network. Learn how real-time insights on the unregulated drug supply can help your community’s ability to respond: https://t.co/gX3u3rmSSR

[Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs @JSADJournal]

Lower Prices Associated With Greater Alcohol-Related Harm and Risky Drinking Among Vulnerable Groups: Findings From the Consumption, Harms, Expenditure... (new in @JSADjournal)

by James Clay et al

@EbethFarkouh @CCSACanada @harvardmed @UVicMedSciences

https://t.co/a29Chi8sBN

[CCSA @CCSACanada]

CCSA’s Dr. Kim Corace will be presenting at the 67th Annual National Dialogues s on Behavioral Health this November.

Kim will be speaking on Artificial Intelligence and Behavioral Health: Governance, Regulation and Accountability,

Register: https://t.co/oLG9XCJd1j

[CCSA @CCSACanada]

A safer workplace starts with informed leaders. Our Managing Substance Use and the Workplace Workshop provides practical strategies to reduce stigma, strengthen policies and support workers.

Join us in Halifax. Registration deadline: October 31, 2026

https://t.co/X0IJ1Hy8k3

[CCSA @CCSACanada]

We’re most thankful for our partners and all the mayors and community leaders across the country who participated in developing our Small Cities Initiative. Your expertise, engagement and collaboration mean so much to us. https://t.co/2jy3N4nPzM
#SubstanceUseHealth

[CCSA @CCSACanada]

Workplaces can influence substance use through stress, fatigue, injuries and more.

Learn how to reduce risks, strengthen supports and respond effectively in our Managing Substance Use and the Workplace Workshop.

Join us in Halifax (Nov. 24–25, 2026)

https://t.co/X5ykvpart1

[CCSA @CCSACanada]

Registration is open for the Canadian Society of Addiction Medicine’s (CSAM) 2026 Scientific Conference!

Join CSAM-SMCA in Calgary this November.

📍 Calgary, Alberta
📅 November 19–21, 2026

Learn more and register today: https://t.co/fnldbI1WJy

[CCSA @CCSACanada]

CCSA’s Dr. Kim Corace will be presenting at the 67th Annual National Dialogues s on Behavioral Health this November.

Kim will be speaking on Artificial Intelligence and Behavioral Health: Governance, Regulation and Accountability,

https://t.co/oLG9XCJd1j

[CCSA @CCSACanada]

Who should attend our Managing Substance Use & the Workplace Workshop?

No matter which industry you work in, this workshop offers practical hands-on training and tools to reduce workplace risks and support workers more effectively.

Join us in Halifax.
https://t.co/TnqXy11imQ

[CCSA @CCSACanada]

Calling all:
👉 Healthcare service providers
👉 Healthcare clinical leaders & administrators
👉 Healthcare policy makers

The first National Guidance for Youth Substance Use Health in Canadian Pediatric Hospitals is now available! Download today ➡️ https://t.co/QSIINnLUXB

[CCSA @CCSACanada]

Hurry! Don’t miss our next webinar Sept. 28. Register now for Supporting Community Prevention Through Planet Youth, KDE Hub and Small Cities Initiative ➡️https://t.co/2SfhzqyXj1

[CCSA @CCSACanada]

In 2023–24 22% of students Grade 7–12 used alcohol, 15% vaped & 12% used cannabis in the past 30 days. The first National Guidance to Support Youth Substance Use Health in Canadian Pediatric Hospitals provides evidence-informed tools for youth needs: https://t.co/MDXWmu2Bqo

[CCSA @CCSACanada]

Calling all municipal/community leaders in small cities facing substance use challenges! Join us Sept. 28 for data-driven, evidence-based approaches in Supporting Community Prevention Through Planet Youth, KDE Hub & Small Cities Initiative. Register now! https://t.co/5Uv8mCiHMy

[CCSA @CCSACanada]

Are you involved in #pediatric healthcare? Our new National Guidance for Youth Substance Use Health in Canadian Pediatric Hospitals is for you! Perfect for: service providers, clinical leaders/administrators & policy makers. Download today: https://t.co/psoTh3gbIl

[CCSA @CCSACanada]

Your Drink. Your Call. is a campaign designed for colleges and universities. It supports non-judgmental approaches to alcohol awareness. And it’s free to adapt and use!

Download the dissemination guide here:
https://t.co/Wxnzr50GMm