New Foundland and Labrador

Nitazene, a potent synthetic opioid, emerges in Canada’s ongoing opioid crisis, posing a new and deadly threat.

The Canadian opioid crisis demands urgent action to increase treatment accessibility, as highlighted by a New Alliance urging the Ontario government for intervention.

Law enforcement in Canada combats the opioid crisis through initiatives like Project Bourbon, dismantling drug-trafficking networks and reducing opioid-related crimes.

“The discovery of a sophisticated drug super-lab highlights the severity of Canada’s ongoing opioid crisis. Law enforcement agencies are intensifying efforts to combat this national epidemic.”

The opioid crisis in Newfoundland and Labrador is spiraling, impacting health, safety, economy, and community stability. Leaders warn of escalating debt and dire consequences.

The detection of deadly opioids like Carfentanil and Methylfentanyl in Newfoundland and Labrador amplifies concerns in the ongoing Canadian opioid crisis.

Canada grapples with a worsening opioid crisis, prompting warnings from law enforcement on the dangers of potent opioids laced with fentanyl and carfentanil.

Sudbury plans a permanent memorial for opioid crisis victims, aiming to raise awareness and honor those lost in the ongoing Canadian epidemic.

The opioid crisis in Newfoundland & Labrador is a severe issue, leading to a surge in whooping cough cases and societal ramifications like homelessness and crime rates.

The opioid crisis in Canada poses severe challenges, impacting health, safety, and the economy. Efforts to combat it include legal action against pharmaceutical companies and the distribution of naloxone.