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WEBINAR: Advocating for housing-led solutions after COVID19

Jun 04, 2020

How do you turn emergency policy into long-term systems change?

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Ontario government announces new Mental Health and Addictions Centre of Excellence

Mar 03, 2020

The Government of Ontario has proclaimed the Mental Health and Addictions Centre of Excellence Act, which establishes the new Me

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HEIA Step One: An overview of the scoping stage

Jan 07, 2020

Join the Health Equity Impact Assessment (HEIA) Community of Interest for part one of its webinar series, "Health Equity Impact Assessmen

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Top 10 insights about the role of intermediaries in supporting systems change

Nov 21, 2019

The implementation of evidence-informed policies and practices across systems is complex and multifaceted.

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National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools releases third issue of Evidence-Informed Decision Making Casebook

Oct 25, 2019

Check out the third issue of the Evidence-Informed Decision Making Casebook!

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Concerned about emergency room wait times? This infographic looks at the impact of alcohol sales

Jul 10, 2019

This new EENet infographic presents data on emergency room visits after alcohol sales policies changed in Ontario.

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Aubry and company: Canada's no longer a leader in effective housing policy

Apr 05, 2019

"Four years into the mandate of the Trudeau government, there is no sign that we are making progress nationally when it comes to ending h

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New Snapshot! Raising alcohol prices and decreasing availability reduces alcohol-related harms

Dec 13, 2018

Many studies have shown that raising alcohol taxes or prices reduced alcohol-related harms such as violence, crimes, vehicle crashes, chronic diseases, transmission of STDs, and suicide. Decreasing hours of sale or decreasing availability of alcohol resulted in less consumption of alcohol and a significant decrease in alcohol-related harms.

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Increasing access to alcohol: What are the health and financial implications for Ontario?

Oct 02, 2018

Sign up for this webinar to explore the evidence of making alcohol more accessible.

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