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  • CMHA Policy Statement on Opioids

    Canada must treat opioid use as a health issue, not a criminal matter. The Canadian Mental Health Association calls for […]

    CMHA Policy Statement on Opioids

  • Canadian Mental Health Association 100 Year Anniversary

    CMHA 100 - Celebrate with us! CMHA – founded in 1918 by Dr. Clarence Hincks as the Canadian National Committee for […]

    Canadian Mental Health Association 100 Year Anniversary

  • News release: Stronger Smoke-free Places Act to Limit Public Consumption of Cannabis

    JUSTICE/HEALTH/WELLNESS--Stronger Smoke-free Places Act to Limit Public Consumption of Cannabis ---------------------------------------------------------------- The places where Nova Scotians can use cannabis and tobacco will […]

    News release: Stronger Smoke-free Places Act to Limit Public Consumption of Cannabis

  • Proclamation Recognizing CMHA’s 100th Anniversary from NS Premier

    The Premier of Nova Scotia signed a proclamation recognizing the 100th anniversary of the Canadian Mental Health Association in Nova […]

    Proclamation Recognizing CMHA’s 100th Anniversary from NS Premier

  • Canadian Mental Health Association Responds to the Federal Budget

    Key Messages – Budget 2018   Equality – the Canadian Mental Health Association applauds the government of Canada for applying […]

    Canadian Mental Health Association Responds to the Federal Budget

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Mental health group cautiously endorses Grit resolution

View original article here: http://thechronicleherald.ca/novascotia/1564236-mental-health-group-cautiously-endorses-grit-resolution Mental health group cautiously endorses Grit resolution John McPhee, Chronicle Herald The provincial mental health association is cautiously welcoming a Liberal party resolution that calls for consistent Medicare coverage of mental health services and “community-based” care. “We’re quite excited and supportive of the resolution with one caveat . . . that […]Continue readingMental health group cautiously endorses Grit resolution

CMHA Policy Statement on Opioids

Canada must treat opioid use as a health issue, not a criminal matter. The Canadian Mental Health Association calls for care not corrections to relieve opioid crisis TORONTO (ONTARIO) April 17, 2018 – According to a new national policy paper released today by the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), decriminalization is key to solving the opioid […]Continue readingCMHA Policy Statement on Opioids