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Sleep On It! / Dormez là-dessus

Also: Sleep On It Canada · Dormez là-dessus · sleeponitcanada.ca

A bilingual Canadian public health campaign launched at the 2019 World Sleep congress in Vancouver by the Canadian Sleep and Circadian Network with the Canadian Sleep Society, Fondation Sommeil and Wake Up Narcolepsy Canada. It explained sleep and sleep disorders to the public, put healthy sleep on a par with eating well and exercise, and gave out posters for clinics, workplaces and community centres.

Years
2019–now
Country
Canada
Topic
Sleep
Asks people to
Seek helpStart
Strategy
Simple instruction
Channel
PrintSocial (organic)Website
Audience
General public
general public, people with sleep disorders, decision makers

Evidence

ProcessUnknown

Quebec Chief Scientist research-impact page reports 40,000 consultations of the campaign site between March and May 2020. Reach only.

Sponsor (who paid)

  • Canadian Sleep and Circadian Network (CSCN) Academic, creator
  • Canadian Sleep Society NGO, partner
  • Fondation Sommeil NGO, partner
  • Wake Up Narcolepsy Canada NGO, partner
  • Spectrum Therapeutics (Canopy Growth) Industry, donor

Credits (who made it)

Not recorded yet.

Related campaigns

Sources

  1. Canadian Public Health Campaign on Sleep: Sleep On It! (Canadian Sleep Society) sponsor
  2. Night work: tools to sleep better (Fonds de recherche du Québec, Scientifique en chef) reference

Research notes

Created 2026-10-24 by an AI research pass for #103 (A3); not reviewed by a person. Launched Sept 24, 2019. The campaign site sleeponitcanada.ca did not resolve on 2026-10-24, so the campaign may have ended; endYear left null because no end date was found. Overseen by Julie Carrier (Université de Montréal). Donation from Spectrum Therapeutics to the CSCN national campaign comes from search snippets of a Canopy Growth release, not opened. Already listed as a resource (sl-35880). To verify: start year 2019; 40,000 consultations March-May 2020.

Record cases/cscn-sleep-on-it.json, updated 2026-10-24· Link to this campaign