Resources

Health Canada provides a comprehensive range of information and resources on tobacco control. In this section, you can find resources categorized by audience, topic, and type.

You can also learn more about mass media campaigns undertaken by Health Canada in order to reduce tobacco use and involuntary exposure to second-hand tobacco smoke in Canada.

For a complete list of reports and publications related to tobacco, consult the Reports and Publications area.

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. The material found there is therefore in the language(s) used by the sites in question.

Canadian Clearing Houses and Tobacco Resources

Other Clearing Houses

Resources for Program Development and Evaluation

Conferences and Events

In this section, you will find a list of conferences and events related to tobacco control.

  1. National Non Smoking Week
  2. National Conference on Tobacco or Health
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