Substance Use

This resource, led by the Ontario Network of People Who Use Drugs, provides information to better understand current challenges with existing substance use-related harm (SRH) alerts, and how SRH information is shared for action.

This resource, led by the Ontario Network of People who Use Drugs, provides tools and strategies that could make it safer for people who use drugs to share information and navigate services and resources around them.

Compares unlimited distribution versus restrictions on needles and syringe distribution for harm reduction, and the impact on population health and safety for people who inject drugs and their communities.

This report is a descriptive cross-sectional study that analyzes trends and characteristics among individuals who died of an alcohol, stimulant, benzodiazepine, or opioid toxicity in Ontario.

Learn about the Community Opioid/Overdose Capacity Building project (COM-CAP), a four-year project funded by Health Canada’s Substance Use and Addiction Program.