—Ottawa, ON, October 24, 2017—
The Canadian Psychiatric Association (CPA) supports an information campaign led by Drug Free Kids Canada to assist parents in talking to their teenagers about the risks associated with cannabis. The Cannabis Talk Kit is a user-friendly guide that highlights the latest evidence on cannabis.
“The Cannabis Talk ... Read More
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Sep2017
—Ottawa, ON, September 17, 2017—
Last night the Canadian Psychiatric Association (CPA) recognized exceptional psychiatrists, psychiatric residents and individuals for their contributions to the mental health of Canadians.
Dr. Bruce Ballon from Toronto, Ontario, was awarded the CPA C.A. Roberts Award for Clinical Leadership for his outstanding contributions to improving patient care. ... Read More
September 17, 2017Rob Cornforth
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Sep2017
—Ottawa, ON, September 17, 2017—
Last night the Canadian Psychiatric Association (CPA) welcomed Dr. Nachiketa Sinha as its new CPA President.
Dr. Sinha is a consultant-psychiatrist practicing in New Brunswick, as well as an Assistant Professor with the Faculty of Medicine at Dalhousie University. His clinical interests centre around providing equity in ... Read More
September 17, 2017Rob Cornforth
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Sep2017
—Ottawa, ON, September 15, 2017—
On September 16, 2017, the Canadian Psychiatric Association (CPA) will confer its highest civilian award, a President’s Commendation, to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in appreciation for his outstanding contribution to improving the mental health of Canadians.
“In both his private and public life, Prime Minister Trudeau ... Read More
September 15, 2017Rob Cornforth
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Aug2017
—Ottawa, ON, August 28, 2017—
The Canadian Psychiatric Association (CPA) is pleased to see the federal, provincial and territorial governments agree on a Common Statement of Principles on Shared Health Priorities that was released earlier this week. The CPA views the common statement as a roadmap that will shape the ... Read More
August 28, 2017Rob Cornforth
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Apr2017
—Ottawa, ON, April 19, 2017—
Protecting the mental health of Canadians, and young Canadians in particular, should be a key component of the federal government’s Cannabis Act, says the Canadian Psychiatric Association (CPA).
The CPA underscores the need for caution in allowing access to cannabis for those under age 25 in its ... Read More
April 19, 2017Rob Cornforth
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Apr2017
—Ottawa, ON, April 12, 2017—
With the federal government set to legalize marijuana on or before July 1, 2018, the Canadian Psychiatric Association (CPA) has released a statement today highlighting the importance of safeguarding the mental wellness of youth and young adults in the forthcoming legislation.
“There is a strong evidence-base ... Read More
April 12, 2017Rob Cornforth
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Mar2017
—Ottawa, ON, March 23, 2017—
The Canadian Psychiatric Association (CPA) is very pleased to see the federal government confirm its investments of $5 billion over the next 10 years dedicated to mental health initiatives across the country.
“We applaud the federal government for its leadership in recognizing the importance of investing in ... Read More
March 23, 2017Rob Cornforth