Drugs

Views of Drug Consumption Sites in British Columbia
Society Survey

Views of Drug Consumption Sites in British Columbia

Only One-In-Four (26%) British Columbians Think These Sites are a Good Use of Taxpayer Money (62% Disagree)
Many Canadians Continue to Drive While Believing They Are Impaired
Public Opinion Survey

Many Canadians Continue to Drive While Believing They Are Impaired

Many Canadians Continue to Drive While Believing They Are Impaired
Cannabis
Music Survey

Most Cannabis Consumers Use on a Weekly Basis or More

American Consumers Are More Likely to Use Cannabis Daily than Canadians
Vaccination
Drugs Survey

Eight in Ten Canadians (82%) Say Keeping Up-to-Date on Vaccines is Important, but 27% Say It’s Not a Priority

Half of Parents (52%) Prioritize their Children’s Immunization Over Their Own
New Global Study: Most Believe That Cannabis Will Be Legal In Coming Years
Drugs Survey

New Global Study: Most Believe That Cannabis Will Be Legal In Coming Years

Ipsos survey examines attitudes about “vices” like cannabis, wine and gambling
Will a new ‘vice’ disrupt one of the oldest?
Drugs Publication

Will a new ‘vice’ disrupt one of the oldest?

Mike Rodenburgh looks at the differences between alcohol and cannabis consumption. His vice: either a B.C. Pinot Noir or a French Sancerre, depending on season and mood
Cannabis Countdown: With Days to Go Before Legalization, Drivers in Ontario are More Willing to Partake as 33% Say They’re At Least Somewhat Likely to Try It, Up 7 Points from Last Year
Drugs Survey

Cannabis Countdown: With Days to Go Before Legalization, Drivers in Ontario are More Willing to Partake as 33% Say They’re At Least Somewhat Likely to Try It, Up 7 Points from Last Year

Majority (67%) Expect Marijuana-Impaired Driving to Rise; Nearly Two in Ten Ontario Drivers (16%) Say They’ve Got Behind the Wheel Under the Influence (+4 pts)
Drugs Survey

Road Safety Concerns Prompt Calls for Public Education on Marijuana-Impaired Driving in Ontario

Two in Three Ontario Drivers (66%) Think Impaired Driving will be More Frequent After Marijuana Legalization in Canada
Public Opinion Survey

Four in Ten (40%) Ontario Drivers Who Use Marijuana Have Driven a Vehicle While Under the Influence

Two in Three Drivers Think Marijuana-Impaired Driving Will Increase in Frequency After Legalization