New Brunswick

Canada faces an alarming surge in opioid-related deaths and the emergence of Bromazolam, a dangerous drug exacerbating the crisis.

The opioid crisis in Canada demands urgent action as new threats like ‘Purple Heroine’ emerge, impacting communities and escalating societal issues.

The opioid crisis in Northern Ontario has led to a threefold increase in opioid-related deaths, exacerbated homelessness, and fueled rising crime rates.

“Naloxone-resistant street drug intensifies Canadian opioid crisis, leading to deaths & crime surge. Urgent actions needed to tackle deadly substance.”

Bromazolam, a lethal drug, intensifies Canada’s opioid crisis, leading to multiple deaths and widespread concern.

The opioid crisis in New Brunswick highlights a 200% increase in opioid-related deaths between 2015-2017, amplifying issues of homelessness and crime in the community.

Quebec court greenlights class action against opioid producers for misleading consumers, deepening the crisis.็

The Canadian opioid crisis is disproportionately affecting young people, leading to a public health emergency requiring urgent intervention.

The sharp rise in opioid overdose deaths calls for urgent policy reforms to combat this devastating crisis.

The opioid crisis in Canada is spiraling out of control, impacting federal inmates and communities with deadly consequences.