Canadian Public Health Association
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A British tech company and liquor giant are collaborating on bringing accessible QR codes to alcohol packaging
While one tech firm and a liquor giant are raising a glass to universal design in accessibility, a public health expert is warning of the dangers of allowing easier access to unhealthy products like alcohol. CBC accessibility reporter Luke Williams explains.Statement from the Canadian Public Health Association on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2024
Trigger warning: The information and experiences discussed in this statement may cause trauma triggered by memories of past abuse and deep intergenerational impacts. The Hope for Wellness Help Line offers immediate help to all Indigenous Peoples across Canada. It is available 24 hours a day, seven …Alcohol at corner stores is coming, is Ontario prepared for the health cost of convenience?
For the health experts watching, the expectation couldn’t be more simple: More alcohol means more harm. The question is, are we prepared?Policy & Position Statements
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