Drug Description: Cocaine is a dangerous, illegal, and addictive drug in Canada. It is a white powder made from the coca plant and is usually snorted through the nose, injected through a needle or rubbed into tissue and gums. This drug also has a second form, a rock form known as crack. Crack can be smoked, usually through a glass pipe, unlike cocaine. The name comes from the sound it makes when crack is heated (Drug Facts Cocaine, 2014). Other Names: Other names for crack/cocaine are coke, coke, c, candy, speedball (a mixture of cocaine and heroin), toot, Charlie, blow, rock, flake, bump, and snow (Drug Facts Cocaine, 2014). Some other street names include aunt nora, barbs, basa, rails, big C, bernie, big flake, bumper, duct, foo foo, lady snow, monster, mosquitoes, nose candy and tutti-frutti (Crack Cocaine Addiction, 2012) . Teens at risk: Teens are a major contributor to snorting cocaine alongside the rich and famous. In America, 7.9 million adolescents aged 12 and older have tried cocaine at least once in their lives. There can be a variety...