Who’s doing what in Canada?

Alberta Policy Coalition for Chronic Disease Prevention – Consensus Conference

“Restricting marketing to children: Consensus on policy interventions to address obesity”

February 2013


Association of Local Public Health Agencies

“Ban on advertising children under 13 years of age”

November 2013


Centres for Science in the Public Interest (Canada)

“Government action to require calorie and sodium levels on restaurant menus and restrict manipulation of children by commercial advertising and promotion”

November 2013


Childhood Obesity Foundation

“Childhood obesity foundation position statement: restriction of marketing to children and sugar-sweetened beverage taxation”

March 2013


Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance of Canada

“CDPAC position statement: obesity and the impact of marketing on children”

August 2008


Dietitians of Canada

“Advertising of food and beverages to children: position of Dietitians of Canada”

December 2010


Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada

“Protecting our Children’s Health”

Click here to read the fact sheet


Canadian Hypertension Advisory Committee

“Restricting marketing of unhealthy foods and beverages to children and youth in Canada”

January 2013


Ontario Medical Association

“An ounce of prevention or a ton of trouble is there an epidemic of obesity in children?

October 2005


Ontario Public Health Association

“A ban on all commercial advertising targeted to children under thirteen years of age”

2008


Ontario Society of Nutrition Professionals in Public Health

Toronto Board of Health

“Food Advertising to Children: Update”

February 2010


Click here to view a summary of the above position statements.