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Cannabis Corner



Below are links to a range of relevant and easy-to-use cannabis resources, guides and tools for youth, parents, caregivers and teachers. 

(Also click or go to sidebar for Research Data, Legalization and Regulation, Harm Reduction and Support).

For Youth

  • A two-page document published by 蜜豆视频 outlining some core messages for youth
  • A current, Canadian infographic from Teen Mental Health.org
  • - a CBC news interactive site explaining the key impacts of cannabis on the brain.
  • McCreary Society infographic on cannabis use based on 2013 survey data
  • Part of the Government of Canada’s “Cannabis Evidence Brief” series


For Parents and Caregivers

  • A two-page document published by 蜜豆视频 outlining some core messages for parents and caregivers
  • CCSA Communication Guide. An extensive 2018 guide for parents on having conversations with youth about cannabis
  • One page fact sheet that outlines four factors for assessing how risky drug use can be. CARBC
  • A current, Canadian info-graphic from Teen Mental Health.org
  • for parents developed by CISUR and also available on Here to Help website.
  • - a CBC news interactive site explaining the key impacts of cannabis on the brain.
  • Brief suggestions on ways to approach the topic of cannabis use with youth. Developed by Supporting And Connecting Youth (SACY)
  • Center for Addiction Research of BC guidebook for parents [2012]
  • A conservative guide for parents on discussing cannabis with their teen; developed by Drug Free Kids Canada
  • a PowerPoint presentation from SACY and the Boys and Girls Club; touches on communication skills, youth socializing, making delaying use meaningful and more 


For Teachers


  • is a collection of health education resources that address multiple areas of BC's new curriculum; published by Centre for Addictions Research of BC 
  • A current, Canadian infographic from Teen Mental Health.org
  •   A classroom resource (video and guide) for secondary schools; developed by Teens Report on Adolescent Cannabis Experiences (TRACE) research program with youth in British Columbia. 
  • - a CBC news interactive site explaining the key impacts of cannabis on the brain.
  • Nova Scotia school curriculum, grade 7 – 9 drug education curriculum
  • Multi-grade level lesson plans and other substance use and mental health resources 
  • A list of counselling and health promotion services serving schools



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