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The profound power of an Amazonian plant – and the respect it demands - Gabor Mate
FW: Tax revenue from legalized pot should fund addiction programs, Trudeau says
http://news.liftcannabis.ca/2015/12/17/22226/
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Tax revenue from legalized pot should fund addiction programs, Trudeau says
60 min - a new direction in the war on drugs - drug czar
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/60-minutes-a-new-direction-on-drugs/
Cannabis regulation is coming to Canada — here are five things to know
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FW: Survey about CCSA Priorities / Sondage sur les priorités du CCLT
Hi all,
Please take a minute to complete this survey from the CCSA. Updating their framework is a really good idea.
If you are interested in the “what have we missed” final text box I added the following…...
Drug prohibition is crumbling around the globe. The CCSA should be a leader in the development of a regulated market for all currently illegal drugs based on public health principles. The goal is to maximize the benefits and minimize the harms of all currently illegal drugs.
Please spread this out widely.
Cheers,
Mark Haden
From: communique@ccsa.ca [mailto:communique@ccsa.ca]
Sent: Wednesday, December 16, 2015 8:53 AM
To: Tupper, Kenneth HLTH:EX
Subject: Survey about CCSA Priorities / Sondage sur les priorités du CCLT
French version of this message follows | La version française de ce message suit
Survey: Evaluating Priorities in the National Framework for Action Dear colleagues, We are writing to ask for your help. It has been 10 years since the launch of the National Framework for Action to Reduce the Harms Associated with Alcohol and Other Drugs and Substances in Canada. It is time to revisit the priorities that were established by the Framework. We value your input and invite you to participate in our three-question survey, which provides a unique opportunity to help shape future approaches to alcohol and drugs in Canada. The survey can be completed on your computer or mobile device and should only take three minutes to complete. You can access the survey at this link. All responses must be submitted by Monday, January 11, 2016. Please note that we do not collect any personal or identifiable information, so your responses will be anonymous. If you have any questions about this survey, or the National Framework generally, please contact Robert Eves, Director, Strategic Partnerships and Knowledge Mobilization by email at REves@ccsa.ca or by phone at 613-235-4048, extension 260. Many thanks, Robert Eves Sondage : Évaluation des priorités du Cadre national d’action Chers collègues, Nous vous écrivons dans le but d’obtenir votre aide. Voilà 10 ans depuis le lancement du Cadre national d’action pour réduire les méfaits liés à l’alcool et aux autres drogues et substances au Canada. Il est temps de revoir les priorités établies dans le Cadre. Nous vous invitons à répondre à notre sondage à trois questions, qui offre l’occasion unique de façonner les approches futures relatives à l’alcool et aux autres drogues au Canada. Vous pouvez répondre au sondage à votre ordinateur ou sur votre appareil mobile et cela ne devrait vous prendre que trois minutes. Vous pouvez accéder au sondage à l’aide de ce lien. Les réponses doivent nous parvenir d’ici le lundi 11 janvier 2016. Veuillez noter que nous ne recueillons aucun renseignement personnel ou identifiable. Vos réponses seront donc anonymes. Si vous avez des questions sur le présent sondage ou sur le Cadre national, veuillez communiquer avec Robert Eves, directeur, Partenariats stratégiques et mobilisation des connaissances, à l’adresse REves@ccsa.ca ou en composant le 613-235-4048, poste 260. Un grand merci, Robert Eves |
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