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Your teen years are a time in your life where you’re forced to make important decisions, decisions that will bring you one step closer to reaching your goals. It’s important to understand how using Cannabis while your brain is still growing and developing – up until your mid-twenties – can get in the way of you experiencing the moments that matter most. It’s important to be educated and informed when it comes to Cannabis use so that you can successfully overcome challenges and reach your goals. 

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Cannabis remains the most commonly used drug among Canadian youth ages 15 to 24. You owe it to the young people in your life to talk about Cannabis, its health effects and the consequences of underage use. Whether you’re a parent, teacher or coach, it’s time to start talking. Your words have power and keeping an open line of communication can help your teen make confident decisions in their lives. 

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Your teen years are a time in your life where you’re forced to make important decisions, decisions that will bring you one step closer to reaching your goals. It’s important to understand how using Cannabis while your brain is still growing and developing – up until your mid-twenties – can get in the way of you experiencing the moments that matter most. It’s important to be educated and informed when it comes to Cannabis use so that you can successfully overcome challenges and reach your goals. 

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If alcohol, drugs or gambling are causing problems for you or someone you know, call the Manitoba Addictions Helpline at 1-855-662-6605 (toll free) or the Youth Addictions Centralized Intake at: 1-877-710-3999. For information about our programs and services please visit Mental Health & Addictions, Shared Health.

 

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