CAMH, Centre for Addiction & Mental Health
http://library.camh.net/webopac/cgi/swebmnu.exe?act=3&ini=splus113  
Description. The Library catalogue of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health which includes the collections of the former Addiction Research Foundation. The collection is multi disciplinary with a focus of addiction, alcohol, tobacco. other drugs, mental health and psychiatry.
Contact: library@camh.net  

Canadian Council for Tobacco Control
192 Bank Street
Ottawa, Ontario
K2P 1W8
Megan Butcher - Information Specialist
mbutcher@cctc.ca
613.567.3050 x111
The CCTC, formerly the Canadian Council on Smoking and Health (CCSH), was founded in 1974 by non-governmental organizations concerned with the tobacco epidemic such as the Canadian Cancer Society, the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada, and the Canadian Lung Association. The CCTC is committed to ensuring the timely and practical transfer of critical knowledge and skill development for effective local, provincial, and national action on tobacco issues. CCTC acts as a key facilitating agent to coordinate and support advocates in tobacco control. It does this by: (1) creating and maintaining a knowledge network; and (2) actively linking key persons and agencies throughout the tobacco control movement so that they may learn from and gain from each other's knowledge and experience. Tobacco Control Reference Catalogue (at CCTC.ca): Comprised of nearly 24,000 records indexed using the CCTC Tobacco Control Thesaurus, the collection includes journal articles, monographs, websites, and multimedia items among others. Covers many aspect of tobacco control, including protection, prevention, cessation, denormalization and special populations.

CCSA (Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse) Database

1. CCSA Library Collection:
   http://www.ccsa.ca/CCSA/EN/Addiction_Databases/LibraryCollectionForm.htm
   The focus is Canadian literature on addiction with an emphasis on grey literature.
   DESCRIPTION AND NOTES: CCSA is the Canadian national substance abuse bibliographic database. Main criteria for inclusion is that the material be published in Canada, about Canada, or by Canadians. Major strengths include policy, statistical and program information, and prevention issues. Since 1990. The Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse website also includes the databases of Directory (database directory of substance abuse and addictions organizations in Canada), Treatment (database of substance abuse treatment services available in Canada), EAP (database of Employee Assistance Programs and Services in Canada dealing with substance abuse issues), Problem Gambling (database directory of organizations and activities addressing problem gambling in Canada), and Educate (database of addiction education programs offered by Canadian post-secondary institutions).
   Contact: info@ccsa.ca  
   
2. CCSA Addictions Databases:
   http://www.ccsa.ca/CCSA/EN/Addiction_Databases/  
   The CCSA also produces these other databases: Treatment Services in Canada, National Database of FASD and Substance Use During Pregnancy Resources, Addictions Organizations in Canada, Addictions Researchers, College and University Substance Abuse Programs Database, and Funding Sources.The focus is Canadian literature on addiction with an emphasis on grey literature.
   Contact: info@ccsa.ca

FAS
NAME: National Database of FAS and Substance Use During Pregnancy Resources
ACCESS: http://www.ccsa.ca/fas/intro_en.html 
PRODUCER: Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse
DESCRIPTION AND NOTES: This is a database of Canadian resources (print and non-print) that have been authored, produced, or published in Canada or that have Canadian content but have been published outside of Canada and are currently available to be ordered or purchased from the organization responsible. Subject areas include prevention, intervention, and identification of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and other perinatal substance exposures, such as illicit drugs and solvents. Resources related to prenatal exposure to tobacco are not included. Additions to the database are ongoing and resources in this database will be added from 1996 to present with frequent updates. Once a particular resource is out of print, or is no longer available to the public, the record in the database will be removed.

TLC
NAME: Tobacco Law Compendium
ACCESS: http://www.tobaccolaw.org/  
PRODUCER: University of Ottawa Faculty of Law, in association with Karpf Consulting
DESCRIPTION AND NOTES: This is a comprehensive compilation of tobacco and tobacco control legal information in one location. This searchable Internet database provides access to: (1) a comprehensive collection of Canadian case law pertaining to tobacco; (2) all Canadian legislation (federal and provincial) concerning tobacco and smoking restrictions and supporting regulations; (3) a collection of Canadian legal literature; and (4) municipal smoking control by-laws across Canada. Updates almost daily.