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Drug Offences by BC HSDA

Many crimes are committed by those who are under the influence of drugs, with a large number of offences involving property crimes.

Violent Crimes by BC HSDA

Violent offenses are commonly alcohol related and the rates of violent crime are much higher than those of property crimes or non-cannabis drug offenses in BC.

Property Crimes by BC HSDA

Property crime is often related to illicit drug use, and many of these types of crimes are committed to obtain money to purchase drugs.

AOD Project Components

Contact Information

Partners

The AOD Monitoring Project is hosted and led by the Centre for Addictions Research of BC with the collaborative involvement of BC Centre for Disease Control, BC Centre for Social Responsibility, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, East Kootenay Addiction Services, McCreary Centre Society, Providence Health Care and Vancouver Coastal Health. Funding for the AOD Monitoring Project is provided by BC Mental Health and Addiction Services, Health Canada, Vancouver Island Health Authority, Vancouver Coastal Health, Fraser Health, BC Ministry of Health, BC Crystal Meth Secretariat and Canadian Institutes of Health Research.