AA & NA Meetings in Canada: Find Recovery Meetings Near You
Find free AA and NA recovery meetings across every province and territory in Canada. From Toronto to Vancouver, Calgary to Halifax, meetings are available in-person and online, around the clock.
We track 5,323 recovery meetings across 12 provinces and territories in Canada. 829 are available online via Zoom.
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Can't wait to find a local meeting? Online AA and NA meetings from Canada and worldwide run 24/7 on Zoom. No registration, no camera, just click and join.
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Select your province to find AA and NA meetings near you.
Recovery Meetings Across Canada
Canada has a thriving recovery community with over 5,500 weekly AA and NA meetings running from coast to coast. From major cities like Toronto, Vancouver, and Calgary to smaller communities across the provinces, meetings are available to anyone who wants support.
AA in Canada
Alcoholics Anonymous has been active in Canada since the 1940s, growing from a handful of groups to thousands of weekly meetings. Alberta and Ontario have the strongest presence, with nearly 2,000 meetings each. British Columbia, Quebec, and Saskatchewan also have robust meeting networks.
Canadian AA meetings include English and French-language groups, open and closed meetings, and a rapidly growing network of online Zoom meetings. Many Canadian online meetings run on Eastern or Mountain time and welcome anyone from any country.
NA in Canada
Narcotics Anonymous has grown significantly in Canada, particularly online. Canada has the fastest-growing online NA meeting demand in the English-speaking world, with searches up 48% year-over-year. Online NA meetings have been especially impactful in provinces and territories where in-person NA availability was previously limited.
NA meets in every major Canadian city and many regional centres. Select your province above to find local NA meetings.
Online Meetings from Canada
Over 840 meetings from Canadian groups are available online via Zoom every week. These are spread across multiple timezones (Pacific, Mountain, Central, Eastern, Atlantic, Newfoundland) and welcome anyone from anywhere.
Canadian online meetings are particularly valued by people in rural and northern communities where in-person options are sparse. Visit our online meetings page to see what's starting now in your timezone.
Getting Help in Canada
If you're in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide Crisis Helpline, 24/7, English and French). For substance abuse support, call ConnexOntario at 1-866-531-2600 or your provincial helpline. For more resources, visit our crisis support page.
If you're thinking about quitting alcohol, our guides cover what happens when you stop drinking, withdrawal symptoms, and the first 30 days sober.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find AA meetings near me in Canada?
Select your province from the list above to browse AA meetings by city. You can also join an online AA meeting right now: hundreds of Canadian AA meetings run on Zoom every week.
Are AA and NA meetings free in Canada?
Yes. All AA and NA meetings in Canada are completely free. There is no fee, no OHIP or provincial health card needed, and no referral required. A voluntary collection may be taken, but contributing is optional.
Is AA available in French in Canada?
Yes. AA meetings in French (réunions AA en français) are available across Quebec and in Francophone communities in Ontario, New Brunswick, and other provinces. Many online meetings also run in French.
Can I attend online meetings from Canada?
Absolutely. Over 800 online AA meetings from Canadian groups run on Zoom every week. You can also join meetings from the US, Australia, or anywhere in the world. Camera is optional and you can use any name.
What is the 988 crisis line in Canada?
988 is Canada's Suicide Crisis Helpline. Call or text 988 for free, confidential support 24/7 in English or French. For substance abuse, call ConnexOntario at 1-866-531-2600 or your provincial helpline. Visit our crisis support page for more.
Are NA meetings growing in Canada?
Yes. Online NA meeting searches in Canada grew 48% year-over-year: the fastest growth of any English-speaking country. Online NA meetings have made recovery support accessible in provinces where in-person NA was previously limited.
Do I need to be referred to attend a meeting in Canada?
No. AA and NA meetings are open to anyone, anytime. No referral, no doctor's note, no appointment. You can simply show up to an in-person meeting or join online.
What happens at a Canadian AA meeting?
Canadian AA meetings follow the same format as meetings worldwide. They typically last an hour, are free, anonymous, and confidential. Someone chairs the meeting, readings may be shared, and members take turns sharing their experience. You never have to speak: listening is always fine.
Need immediate help? If you or someone you know is in crisis, support is available 24/7.
Meeting data sourced from official AA and NA registries. Updated weekly. Last verified: 2026-08-02.