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Did you know that no amount of liquor is safe to drink if you're pregnant?
The With Child Without Alcohol program is for women and their partners, spouses, family and friends. The program's resource guide provides information about alcohol use during pregnancy to help prevent alcohol-related disabilities like Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).
There's a lot more information on how to enjoy liquor responsibly. Learn what else you can do to engage your DrinkSense.
If you're concerned about your drinking or that of someone you know, there are more problem drinking resources you can turn to.
Beer: 12 oz/341 ml*
When people drink to the point they are confused or can’t respond, they are beyond being drunk – they are suffering from alcohol poisoning. At this point, they can’t look after themselves so you might need to help them out. In these situations it is important that you never leave an individual in this condition alone, not even to sleep it off.
Some people think mixing energy drinks and alcohol will help reverse the effects of alcohol. Research shows that's not true. What really happens is the caffeine in the energy drink hides the effect of the alcohol, making you think you drank less than you really did. Find out why that's risky.
Knowing what a standard drink is can help you track how much alcohol you're consuming or serving. It also helps with following Canada’s Guidance on Alcohol and Health.