TEACH delivers specialized trainings, resources, and community supports to build capacity of service providers applying evidence-based smoking cessation treatment.
STOP offers free-of-charge smoking cessation treatment and counselling support to eligible individuals across Ontario who want to quit smoking.
PREGNETS hosts resources for women and their health care providers about quitting or reducing smoking during pregnancy and postpartum.
CAN-ADAPTT develops evidence-based guidelines and tools for smoking cessation service providers, researchers and policy makers.
A leading hub for smoking and vaping treatment, research & education
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Tobacco Claims
A national class action settlement involving major tobacco companies is now accepting claims from eligible individuals in Canada.
August 25, 2025: New Smoking Cessation Guidelines
The Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care has released updated, evidence‑based strategies and interventions to help adults quit smoking. Practical, patient‑centered, and ready for use in your practice.
Medication and behavioural treatment options, including the Nicotine Dependence Clinic and STOP program, to help people quit smoking tobacco.
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Research & quality improvement projects exploring novel treatments for tobacco use & comorbid conditions, and enhanced access to inclusive care.
Accredited trainings offered by our TEACH team for providers in tobacco use treatment, chronic disease prevention, diabetes, cannabis, and other topics.
Shortening the time gap in translating research into practice. Using the Learning Health System model to rapidly iterate treatment programs.
Upcoming and recorded sessions with experts discussing emerging evidence on e-cigarettes, vaping and clinical guidance.
An online program to help you quit smoking cigarettes. Join today from the comfort of your home and received free NRT.
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