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• Alcohol use
• Alcohol | CAMH
• The science (and dangers) of booze in humans
• The science of hangovers
• Knowing your limits with alcohol: A practical guide to assessing your drinking

Alcohol and the law

• MADD Canada – Mothers Against Drunk Driving is committed to stopping impaired driving and supporting the victims/survivors

Alcohol and pregnancy

• About fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD)

Resources for UNB and STU Students

• UNB Student Health Centre: (available to all full-time UNB and STU students). You can book an appointment at the UNB Fredericton Student Health Centre or UNB Saint John Student Health Centre to speak with a health care professional.
• UNB Counselling Services: Learn more about counselling services on campus - UNB Counselling Services or UNBSJ Counselling Services.

UNB resources

• A parent handbook for talking to your college student about alcohol
• UNB Fredericton SafeRide or UNB Saint John SafeRide provides a free drive home within a designated area for all UNB and STU students.
• UNB Fredericton SafeWalk or UNB Saint John SafeWalk is a program designed to provide students, visitors and faculty of UNB safety at night by escorting them between two locations on or around campus.
• DD’ing or just having a quiet night? Get a custom mocktail recipe in seconds.
• UNB Fredericton Campus Security is available after-hours at (506) 453-4820.
• UNB Saint John Campus Security's emergency number is (506) 648-5675. If you reach a recording press "0" and a security member will answer

Services available in New Brunswick

• Fredericton Addiction and Mental Health Services (506) 453-2132 provides a range of services for individuals, youth and family members affected by substance abuse. This is a free, voluntary service and can be accessed with or without a referral. Initial appointments are offered within three business days. Addiction and mental health services are also available in other parts of New Brunswick and Canada.
• The Saint John Community Mental Health Service (506) 658-3737 provides community-based mental health services in short term and long-term rehabilitation, child and youth services, senior services, crisis programs and specialized mental health services for those involved with the legal system.
• Chimo Helpline is a provincial crisis phone line available 24/7 by calling1-800-667-5005
• New Brunswick Tele-Care is available 24/7 by calling 8-1-1.
• Call a Taxi 506-459-TAXI

Drink sense

• Keeping tabs. Can you guess how much you spend on drinking? What about calories – any idea how many pounds you’re putting on?

Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction

• Knowing your limits with alcohol - A practical guide to assessing your drinking
• Canada's low-risk alcohol drinking guidelines - Outlines best practices for setting drink limits and when not to drink alcohol. The brochure provides tips for safer drinking and defines a standard drink.
• Low-risk alcohol drinking guidelines quiz - Test your knowledge about alcohol consumption.

Centre for Addiction and Mental Health

• Addiction: An information guide - A guide for people with addiction and their families