Resources

RESOURCES

How long after smoking weed can you drive? What are your options when speaking to your teen about cannabis and the car? Get the facts!

Cannabis and Driving

Government of Canada

Cannabis and Driving: Fast Facts

CCSA

Youth Impaired Driving

Department of Justice

Impaired Driving Laws

RCMP

Impaired Driving Investigations

Info For Youth

Government of Canada

Cannabis Facts for youth aged 13 - 17

CAMH

The Blunt Truth Cannabis Youth Guide

Kids help phone

Cannabis: Important things to know

MADD

No alcohol, No drugs, No victims

Parents and Educators

Drug Free Kids Canada

The Cannabis Talk Kit

CCSA

Cannabis Communication Guide

CCSA

Canadian Youth Perceptions on Cannabis

General Information

Government of Canada

Info by province/territory

CPS

Reducing risky health behaviours for youth

CAMH

Lower Risk Guidelines

WEED OUT THE RISK FLYER

Information on the Weed Out the Risk program – Developed by Springboard

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CANNABIS TALK KIT

What are the effects of driving and cannabis? How long after smoking weed can you drive? The Talk Kit is a resource for parents looking to speak to their teenage child about cannabis.

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LOWER RISK CANNABIS USE GUIDELINES

These guides provide info on lowering risks for those who choose to use cannabis and the risks of cannabis driving impairment

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TALKING POT WITH YOUTH

A weed education resource for educators, professionals and parents looking to speak with youth about cannabis

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IS CANNABIS SAFE: THINGS TO KNOW

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