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Influencing Policy
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CAMH Public policy documents
Alcohol
- Links between driving a motor vehicle and operating a boat under the influence of alcohol: an overview, April 2009, paper by Jürgen Rehm (PDF only)
- Submission to the Standing Committee on General Government on Bill 126, Road Safety Act, 2008, February, 2009 (PDF only)
- Strategies to Reduce the Harmful use of Alcohol -- Submission to the World Health Organization, November, 2008 / PDF version
- Response to the Ministry of Government Services Consultation on the Special Occasion Permit Reform September, 2008 (PDF only)
- Presentation to the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights on Reducing Alcohol-Related Deaths on Canada's Roads, February
2008 / PDF version
- Alcohol and Cancer Best Advice, March 2007/ PDF version
- Letter to Mr. Ted McMeekin, MPP regarding the Ontario Liquor Licence Act Consultation, February 2006 / PDF version
- Letter to Minister Greg Sorbara regarding the Beverage Alcohol Review Panel Report, July 2005 / PDF version
- Retail Alcohol Monopolies and Regulation: Preserving the Public Interest Position Paper, January 2004 / PDF version
- Preventing Barroom Aggression: A Summary of the Results of the Evaluation of the Safer Bars Program, May 2003 (PDF only)
- Reducing the Harms of Alcohol Related Collisions Position Statement, July 2002 / PDF version
Canada Health Act/Medicare
Cannabis
Criminal Code
Gambling
Harm Reduction
Health-Based Allocation Model (HBAM)
Health Promotion
Health Protection Privacy Act
Home Care
Housing
Illegal Drugs
Local Health Integration Networks
Mandatory Drug Testing
Mental Health and Addictions
Mental Health Commission of Canada
Mental Health Implementation Task Force
Methadone Maintenance Treatment
National Drug Policy
Ontarians with Disabilities Act (ODA)
Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP)
Personal Health Information Privacy Act (PHIPA)
Policy Evaluation
Pre-Budget
Pre-Election
Ontario Election 2007: Focus on Addiction and Mental Health / PDF version This document was written in anticipation of this year's provincial election by CAMH and its provincial partners: Addictions
Ontario, Canadian Mental Health Association, Ontario, and the Ontario Federation of Community Mental Health and Addiction
Programs. Elections are a time to talk about the issues that matter. That is why our four organizations are taking the opportunity
to outline the key priorities in mental health and addiction and share these messages with MPPs, party leaders, and communities.
Regionalization
Senate Standing Committee on Social Affairs Science and Technology ("Kirby Committee")
Tobacco
Letter to Premier Dalton McGuinty regarding tobacco damages and health care cost recovery legislation, October 1, 2009 / PDF Letter to Minister Chris Bentley regarding tobacco damages and health care cost recovery legislation, October 1, 2009 / PDF
Violence
ID#1366 -SP
Content updated:
November 03, 2009 1:31 PM
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