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General Info
DRUGS
http://www.parlonsdrogue.org/en/accueil/index.php
This very dynamic site proposes a host of information and resources for parents, caseworkers and youth with a consumption problem (drugs or alcohol). You will certainly find some answers to your questions on this site.
This site enables users to upgrade their knowledge to be in better position to prevent the use of psychoactive substances. You will discover information on the products and their effects and on both risk factors and protection factors.
SEXUALITY
http://www.masexualite.ca/home_e.aspx
The site is devoted to the disclosure of reliable and up-to-date information and to sexual health education. It has an interesting section reserved for adolescents. The mission of this website is to answer your questions so that you are right up on all aspects of sexuality. So settle in and tour the site to see what it has to offer!
(The site is managed by the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada)
http://www.cmha.ca/bins/index.asp?lang=1
The Canadian Mental Health Association is a national charitable organization that promotes the mental health of all and supports the recovery of people experiencing mental illness.
Psychology and active listening
Tel-Aide provides free, anonymous and confidential active listening, suicide prevention and referral services to all persons who are in a precarious state or suffering psychological distress.
Government of Canada – Youth Health
http://chp-pcs.gc.ca/CHP/index_e.jsp/pageid/4005/odp/Top/Health/Youth
This site offers health resources on topics such as conditions and diseases, alcohol and drugs, smoking, sexuality and relationships, fitness, nutrition, mental health, abuse and violence, and other health issues and concerns for youth (from puberty - 25 years).
Canadians abroad…
This is the Internet site of the Government of Canada Consular Affairs Bureau which provides information and assistance services to Canadians living and travelling abroad. It contains telephone numbers in case of emergency, country profiles, alert notices to travelers and a lot of other useful information.
http://www.learnoverseas.com/If you are preparing to go abroad and remain out of the country for a rather long period, you will find information on post-secondary education on this site. It has a bank of complete data where you can do searches, according to the region, duration and discipline of your education; and registration fees.
This is an overview of the Internet sites you can refer to. Bear in mind that most cities have their own websites that contain a lot of information. A good place to begin your research is the Department of National Defence site (www.dnd.ca), where you will find links to all bases in Canada.