Calgary

Progress in Calgary’s opioid crisis response includes decreased deaths, expanded naloxone distribution, and legal action against pharmaceutical companies.

The opioid crisis in Calgary intensifies, driving homelessness and crime rates up. Supervised consumption sites and naloxone kits offer hope.

The safer supply program in London, Ontario reveals complexities and controversies in combating the opioid crisis, urging innovative harm reduction solutions.

The Calgary Journal delves into the city’s opioid crisis, highlighting its impact on homelessness, crime, and the need for comprehensive solutions.

The opioid crisis in Calgary is a national concern, with Alberta facing almost two deaths per day from overdoses, prompting urgent action and community response.

The ongoing Canadian opioid crisis poses a persistent threat to public health in Calgary, exacerbating issues of mental health, homelessness, and community safety.

Alberta’s recovery-oriented approach to the opioid crisis is yielding results, with a notable decrease in drug-related deaths. This shift shows promise in combating the crisis.

“University of Calgary’s research sheds light on the neural connections in opioid withdrawal, offering hope in understanding addiction and guiding future treatments.”

“University of Calgary researchers develop innovative strategies to manage opioid withdrawal symptoms, offering hope in combating Calgary’s crisis.”

The opioid crisis in Calgary demands urgent action. Recent arrests highlight the severity of the situation, seeking remedies to combat the epidemic.