Author name: Graham Norton

Ontario is investing heavily in drug education for youth to combat the opioid crisis, providing tools and information for informed decision-making.

The criminalization of opioid addiction is leading to preventable deaths, as seen in a recent incident in Manitoba, Canada. Compassionate interventions and greater access to naloxone are necessary to address the opioid crisis.

The opioid crisis in Canada is devastating communities like Fort Frances, leading to homelessness, increased crime rates, and calls for class action lawsuits. A holistic approach is needed to address the crisis.

Prescription drug misuse is at the heart of Canada’s opioid crisis. This article explores the role of DOT drug testing for employers in tackling the issue.

Man arrested in Nanaimo stabbing incident highlights the connection between the ongoing opioid crisis and rising crime rates.

The recent stabbing incident in Nanaimo highlights the complexity of the opioid crisis in Canada, linking homelessness, crime, and the need for collective action.

The Canadian opioid crisis is a public health catastrophe fueled by overprescription. A class action lawsuit against Purdue Pharma may offer justice and resources to victims. Homelessness and crime are complex outcomes, and naloxone is a life-saving tool.

The opioid crisis in Canada has led to increased death rates, homelessness, and crime. An opioid class action has been initiated, and naloxone distribution has increased to combat the crisis.

The opioid crisis in the Canadian Arctic is ravaging small, isolated communities like Yellowknife. Homelessness is contributing to the problem, and a class action lawsuit offers little solace. Immediate action is needed to address this urgent issue. #OpioidCrisis #ArcticCommunities

Safety, security, and public health are intertwined in the opioid crisis. A recent incident in Sudbury highlights the need for action and solutions.