The province is proposing a new professional regulatory college and licensing requirements to protect Albertans receiving mental health services or attending residential substance-use treatment facilities.
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Crisis calls to Alberta women’s shelters up 10% in 2 years
Women in Alberta are facing an increasing risk of being murdered by an intimate partner and crisis calls are up 10 per cent in two
Government of Canada: Consultation on strengthening Canada’s approach to substance use issues
The purpose of this consultation is to ask Canadians for new and innovative ideas on how to further strengthen the federal government’s health-focussed approach to
Pregnancy trimesters: A guide
The typical pregnancy has three trimesters and lasts around 40 weeks from the first day of a woman’s last period. In each trimester, the fetus
Substance use is costing six Canadian provinces over $1 billion each
Click here to download full report. Ottawa, November 14, 2018 — In each of the provinces of Nova Scotia, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British
Health Canada Releases Latest Federal Data on Tobacco, Alcohol and Drug Use – Results point to the need for continued work to help Canadians lead healthier lives
News release October 30, 2018 – Ottawa, ON – Health Canada Problematic substance use has a very real impact on the lives of Canadians, their