The CAMH Monitor, first conducted in 1977, is the longest ongoing survey of its kind of adults in Canada. The survey is designed to serve as the primary vehicle for monitoring substance use and mental health problems among Ontario adults. The CAMH Monitor provides epidemiological trends in alcohol, tobacco and other drug use; problem use; public opinion regarding drug issues and policies; and mental health among Ontarians.
About 3,000 Ontario adults are interviewed each year using various modes.
To learn more about the CAMH Monitor and to get answers to questions you may have, see our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs). If you have additional questions, contact us at CAMH.survey@camh.ca.