Nova Scotia joins national class action lawsuit against opioid manufacturers in an effort to hold them accountable for their role in the Canadian opioid crisis.
Barrie, Ontario is at the center of the opioid crisis in Canada, and is attempting to address it through the implementation of Supervised Consumption Sites (SCS).
Provinces in Canada, like Nova Scotia, are supporting a proposed opioid class action lawsuit against manufacturers to combat the ongoing crisis. #OpioidCrisis #ClassAction
Nova Scotia has decided to join the national opioid class action against opioid manufacturers and distributers to address the opioid crisis.
Canada’s Nova Scotia is supporting a proposed opioid class action lawsuit to hold manufacturers accountable for the widespread prescription of opioids. #opioidcrisis #lawsuit
The Canadian opioid crisis has devastating impacts on communities, including homelessness, crime, and ballooning public sector costs. Efforts to combat the crisis include a national lawsuit and local strategies in Hamilton.
University of Toronto’s innovative approach to the opioid crisis addresses medical, social, and legal aspects to provide cost-effective recovery solutions.
The Canadian Opioid Crisis has disproportionately affected seniors, leading to increased homelessness and crime. Efforts to reduce opioid prescriptions for seniors are underway in London, Ontario.
Hamilton, Canada is at the forefront of battling the opioid crisis through strategies like naloxone distribution and community outreach programs.
Dr. Andi Camden discusses the devastating impact of the Canadian opioid crisis and initiatives to address the issue, such as the Canadian Opioid Abatement Class Action and increased distribution of naloxone.
