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History of Drug Policy in Canada
Explore a brief history of how punitive drug laws based on prohibition took root in Canada, shaped society’s views on drug use, and have driven harm.
Drug Policy & Racism
Leading author Robin Maynard outlines how the war on drugs harms Black communities, and the need for decriminalization and abolition.
Evidence and Data
We ensure our work is data driven and transparent. Explore some of the sources and evidence that help shed light on drug policy issues.
Advocacy Resources
Learn through this collection of resources on strategies and tactics to drive change.
Critical Terminology Guide
Learn about common terms related to drug policy and what they mean.
Avoiding Stigmatizing Language
The words and narratives we use have can impact the well-being and safety of our loved ones and community. Learn some basics of language to use and avoid.
Labour and Drug Policy
Amid the ongoing drug crisis, workers are harmed by flawed drug policies even as they deliver essential services. To build strong communities, we must end criminalization, support evidence-based workplace policies, and invest in housing, fair wages, and universal public health care.
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