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The High-Level Ministerial Segment of the 62nd Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) in Vienna on March 14th and 15th is the next significant meeting of UN Member States to focus…
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A letter from Donald MacPherson, in response to the announcement of the creation of an Opioid Emergency Task Force to strengthen Ontario’s response to the deadly overdose crisis. Letter to…
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Canada is in urgent need of comprehensive harm reduction policy that jettisons the failed, costly model of drug prohibition that has ravaged so many lives, from fueling the spread of…
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As a portion of the Senate Standing Committee meeting on Legal and Constitutional Affairs: Bill C-37, An Act to amend the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act and other Acts, Donald…
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CANADA – Opening Statement CND 2017The Sixtieth Session of the United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs is this week in Vienna. Vienna, Austria, 13-17 March 2017. You can find the…
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This policy brief is the result of a review of the research on cannabis impairment and driving that is currently underway at the CDPC. This project has involved an extensive…
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In reviewing the evidence relating to cannabis impairment and driving, we have highlighted several main considerations with respect to context, tone, and audience when developing messaging for public education. This…
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Claims that portray Canada’s current and pre-existing cannabis industry as dominated by organized crime have the potential to misinform government policy and the direction of legislative reform. This briefing note…
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For World AIDS Day 2016 we are featuring our policy brief relating HIV/AIDS to harm reduction and drug policy. Brought to you by the Canadian Drug Policy Coalition and the HIV/AIDS…
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The so-called Respect for Communities Act was passed in 2015 in the last Parliament, with the clear goal of impeding the expansion of supervised consumptions services (scs). The Act is…
DownloadDownload Open Letter “Executions for drug offences are prohibited under international human rights law, as drug offences do not meet the threshold of ‘most serious crimes’ to which Article…
(Interactive map) Source: “The opioid crisis has affected every part of the country, but some provinces and territories have been impacted more than others. According to data reported as of…
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