1. Apprendre de l’expérience

   • Louise Potvin

   Special Section on Substance Use: Éditorial/Editorial 23 May 2018 Pages: 153 - 154

2. The lows of getting high: sentinel surveillance of injuries associated with cannabis and other substance use

   • Deepa P. Rao
   • Hanan Abramovici
   • Wendy Thompson

   Special Section on Substance Use: Quantitative Research Open access 26 February 2018 Pages: 155 - 163

   

3. Epidemiologic trends in substance and opioid misuse-related emergency department visits in Alberta: a cross-sectional time-series analysis

   • Jessica Moe
   • Carlos A. Camargo
   • Brian H. Rowe

   Special Section on Substance Use: Quantitative Research 09 May 2018 Pages: 164 - 173

   

4. Syringe sharing among people who inject drugs in London, Canada

   • Ayden I. Scheim
   • Geoff Bardwell
   • Thomas Kerr

   Special Section on Substance Use: Quantitative Research 06 June 2018 Pages: 174 - 182

5. Bullying victimization and illicit drug use among students in Grades 7 to 12 in Manitoba, Canada: a cross-sectional analysis

   • Sarah Turner
   • Tamara Taillieu
   • Tracie O. Afifi

   Special Section on Substance Use: Quantitative Research 22 February 2018 Pages: 183 - 194

6. Youth violence victims and perpetrators in Ontario: identifying a high-risk group and a focus for public health prevention

   • Thomas Piggott
   • Daniel Harrington
   • Heather Manson

   Special Section on Substance Use: Quantitative Research 23 April 2018 Pages: 195 - 203

   

7. Clinical and functional characteristics of young adults living in single room occupancy housing: preliminary findings from a 10-year longitudinal study

   • Skye P. Barbic
   • Andrea A. Jones
   • William G. Honer

   Special Section on Substance Use: Quantitative Research 31 May 2018 Pages: 204 - 214

   

8. Le marché légal du cannabis suite à sa légalisation au Canada : pistes de réflexion pour un encadrement efficace

   • Catherine Patenaude
   • Serge Brochu
   • Laurence D’Arcy

   Special Section on Substance Use: Commentaire 09 May 2018 Pages: 215 - 218

9. Community strengths in addressing opioid use in Northeastern Ontario

   • Kathryn Dorman
   • Brittany Biedermann
   • Zahra Jaffer

   Special Section on Substance Use: Commentary 19 April 2018 Pages: 219 - 222

10. Protecting the public from exposure to secondhand cannabis smoke and vapour following legalization

    • Geoffrey McKee
    • Shelley McClure
    • Richard Stanwick

    Special Section on Substance Use: Commentary 19 April 2018 Pages: 223 - 226

11. Expanding supervised injection facilities across Canada: lessons from the Vancouver experience

    • Samantha Young
    • Nadia Fairbairn

    Special Section on Substance Use: Commentary 09 May 2018 Pages: 227 - 230

12. The synthetic opioid epidemic and the need for mental health support for first responders who intervene in overdose cases

    • Ehsan Jozaghi
    • Russ Maynard
    • Sarah Blyth

    Special Section on Substance Use: Letter to the Editor 05 March 2018 Pages: 231 - 232

13. Sexual orientation and alcohol-related harms in Canadian youth

    • Maria N. Wilson
    • Mark Asbridge
    • Donald B. Langille

    Quantitative Research 30 March 2018 Pages: 233 - 241

14. Derivation and application of a composite annoyance reaction construct based on multiple wind turbine features

    • David S. Michaud
    • Leonora Marro
    • James McNamee

    Quantitative Research Open access 11 April 2018 Pages: 242 - 251

    

15. The association between self-reported and objective measures of health and aggregate annoyance scores toward wind turbine installations

    • David S. Michaud
    • Leonora Marro
    • James McNamee

    Quantitative Research Open access 12 April 2018 Pages: 252 - 260

16. The “Lac-Mégantic tragedy” seen through the lens of the EnRiCH Community Resilience Framework for High-Risk Populations

    • Mélissa Généreux
    • Geneviève Petit
    • Tracey O’Sullivan

    Innovations in Policy and Practice 20 April 2018 Pages: 261 - 267

    

17. Climate change, colonialism, and women’s well-being in Canada: what is to be done?

    • Lewis Williams

    Commentary 05 April 2018 Pages: 268 - 271

18. Une formation complémentaire et appliquée : un besoin pour la relève en recherche interventionnelle en santé des populations

    • Lilian Bernard Guicherd-Callin
    • Isabelle Doré
    • André-Anne Parent

    Commentaire 30 March 2018 Pages: 272 - 275

19. Sexual violence: a call for public health research

    • Rabail Siddiqui
    • Lori Chambers

    Letter 22 May 2018 Pages: 276 - 277

20. Response from the Editor-in-Chief to Siddiqui and Chambers’ letter

    • Louise Potvin

    Letter 22 May 2018 Pages: 278 - 278

21. Correction to: Preventing alcohol-related cancer: what if everyone drank within the guidelines?

    • Stephanie W. Young
    • Elisa Candido
    • Norman Giesbrecht

    Correction 18 May 2018 Pages: 279 - 279