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National Invitational Symposium on Youth Illicit Substance Abuse and the Justice System : Delta Hotel and Suites, Ottawa, Ontario – 25-26 February 2009 : program.

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National Invitational Symposium on Youth Illicit Substance Abuse and the Justice System : program
Symposium national sur invitation sur la toxicomanie chez les jeunes et le système de justice : Hôtel Delta, Ottawa (Ontario) – les 25 et 26 février 2009 : programme.

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"Coalition on Community Safety, Health and Well-being"--page 1.
"Coalition pour la sécurité, la santé et le bien-être des communautés"--page 1.
Issued also in French under title: Symposium national sur invitation sur la toxicomanie chez les jeunes et le système de justice : Hôtel Delta, Ottawa (Ontario) – les 25 et 26 février 2009 : programme.

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"The CACP agreed to host a facilitated day-and-a-half symposium that would bring together approximately forty-two individuals from the health, justice, education and social service systems with experience in working with youth in a range of settings, including youth with substance abuse problems, youth who have been victimized, youth in conflict with the law and youth in the process of re-integration into mainstream society. The expected outcomes of the Symposium were to: increase awareness in the justice community, social development sectors, governments and the public of the relationship between illicit substance abuse and youth crime and victimization; help participants and Coalition members to modify their approach to working with youth who have illicit substance abuse problems; and build momentum for addressing, through a holistic, multi-sectoral, long-term approach, the issues affecting youth with illicit substance abuse problems who are involved in the justice system."--Page 1, Report on National Invitational Symposium on Youth Illicit Substance Abuse and the Justice System.

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National Invitational Symposium on Youth Illicit Substance Abuse and the Justice System (2009 : Ottawa, Ont.)

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