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Stay Safe - A Safety Education Guide to Household Chemical Products for Children 5 to 9 years of age

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Appendix E: Resources

There are many resources available on this topic and on general home and child safety.

1. To read the Consumer Chemicals and Containers Regulations, 2001 SOR/2001-269:

Next link will open in a new window http://canadagazetteducanada.gc.ca/archives-e.html

… click on 2001 under Canada Gazette, Part II, then go to Wednesday, August 15, 2001; Vol. 135, No. 17, then click on Bilingual pdf and finally click on SOR/DORS/2001-269

… OR you can obtain or order a copy from a government bookstore or your public library

… OR use this link
Next link will open in a new window http://canadagazetteducanada.gc.ca/partII/tempPdf/g2-13517.pdf

… OR use this link for a non-official consolidation
Next link will open in a new window http://laws.justice.gc.ca/en/h-3/sor-2001-269/text.html

2. Poison Control Centres

ALBERTA

  • P.A.D.I.S.
    Foothills General Hospital
    1403 29th Street N.W.
    Calgary, AB T2N 2T9
    1-800-332-1414 toll-free
    (403) 670-1414 local
    (403) 670-1472 fax

BRITISH COLUMBIA

  • British Columbia Drug and Poison Information Centre
    St. Paul's Hospital
    1081 Burrard Street
    Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 1Y6
    1-800-567-8911 toll-free
    (604) 682-5050 Greater Vancouver & lower mainland
    (604) 631-5262 fax

MANITOBA

  • Provincial Poison Information Centre,
    Children's Hospital Health Sciences Centre,
    840 Sherbrook St.,
    Winnipeg, MB R3A 1S1
    (204) 787-2591 local
    (204) 787-1775 fax

NEW BRUNSWICK

  • Poison Information Centre
    Clinidata
    774 Main St. 6th floor
    Moncton, NB E1C 9Y3
    (506) 857-5555
    (506) 867-3259 fax

NEWFOUNDLAND

  • Poison Control Centre
    The Janeway Child Health Centre
    710 Janeway Place
    St John's, NF AIA 1R8
    (709) 722-1110
    (709)726-0830 fax

NORTHWEST TERRITORIES

  • Emergency Department
    Stanton Regional Hospital
    P.O.B. 10
    Yellowknife NT X1A 2N1
    (403) 669-4100
    (403) 669-4171 fax

NOVA SCOTIA/PEI

  • Poison Control Centre
    The IWK/Grace Health Care Centre
    P.O. Box 3070
    Halifax, NS B3J 3G9
    1-800-565-8161
    (902) 428-8161
    (902) 428-3213 fax

ONTARIO

Ontario Regional Poison Information Centre

  • Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario
    401 Smyth Road
    Ottawa, ON K1V 8L1
    1-800-267-1373 toll-free
    (613) 737-1100 local
    (613) 738-4862 fax

  • The Hospital for Sick Children
    555 University Avenue
    Toronto, ON M5G 1X8
    1-800-268-9017 toll-free
    (416) 598-5900 local
    (416) 813-7489 fax

QUÉBEC

  • Centre Anti-Poison du Québec
    1050 Chemin Ste-Foy, 1er étage
    Québec, QC G1S 4L8
    1-800-463-5060 Toll-free
    (418) 656-8090 local
    (418) 654-2747 fax

SASKATCHEWAN

Regina

  • Emergency Department
    Regina General Hospital
    1440 14th Avenue
    Regina, SK S4P 0W5
    1-800-667-4545 toll-free Southern Saskatchewan
    (306) 766-4545 local
    (306) 766-4357 fax

Saskatoon

  • Emergency Department
    Royal University Hospital
    Saskatoon, SK S7N 0X0
    1-800-363-7474 toll-free
    (306) 655-1010 local
    (306) 655-1011 Fax

YUKON

  • Emergency Department
    Whitehorse General Hospital
    5 Hospital Road
    Whitehorse YK Y1A 3H7
    (867) 667-8726 local
    (867) 667-8762 fax

3. Organizations that deal with child safety:

4. Organizations that deal with home safety and the health of all family members:

Many of these sites have links to other sites with information on home and child safety.

Publications available on-line or that can be ordered on-line.

Health Canada

  • Consumer Product Safety Bureau

    • Stay Safe - A pre-school guide to the hazard symbols

  • Next link will open in a new window Child,Youth and Family, Safe and Supportive Environments

    • Systematic Review of the Relationship between Childhood Injury and Socioeconomic Status.
    • Unintentional Injuries in Childhood: Results from Canadian Health Surveys
    • The Economic Burden of Unintentional Injury in Canada (SmartRisk Foundation) See also Next link will open in a new window http://www.smartrisk.ca
    • For the Safety of Canadian Children and Youth
    • Building Towards Breakthroughs in Injury Control
    • Parental Attitudes Towards Unintentional Childhood Injuries

  • Next link will open in a new window Safe Kids Canada

    • Community Action Kit - Home Safety
    • Keep Your Kids Safe Fact Sheet - "You Can Prevent Poisoning"
Last Updated: 2005-09-28 Top