The Opioid Crisis in Canada: Film Sparks Urgent Call to Combat Addiction
“Film ‘Crown and Anchor’ sheds light on Canada’s opioid crisis, urging a united call-to-action for societal change and support.”
“Film ‘Crown and Anchor’ sheds light on Canada’s opioid crisis, urging a united call-to-action for societal change and support.”
RCMP Superintendent Darren Campbell sheds light on the East Coast drug trade, highlighting challenges and the need for a comprehensive approach to combat the opioid crisis.
Shift in Yarmouth’s Addiction Recovery Centre services as part of Canada’s opioid crisis response underscores the need to strengthen and expand treatment options.
The Canadian opioid crisis necessitates drastic measures like reallocating space in Yarmouth Regional Hospital to address urgent patient needs.
The opioid crisis in Nova Scotia poses a multifaceted challenge, impacting communities and prompting proactive measures for mitigation.
Nova Scotia’s income assistance rate indexing initiative aims to combat the opioid crisis by addressing poverty and homelessness.
Nova Scotia ramps up efforts in opioid crisis with modular housing for health workers. Vital step towards combating epidemic.
Nova Scotia grapples with the alarming impact of opioids on crime rates, as highlighted by the dangerous offender case of BJ Marriott.
The opioid crisis in Canada intertwines with homelessness, creating a dire situation in Nova Scotia. Efforts are underway to offer comprehensive care and combat these linked crises.
“Nitazenes pose a deadly new threat to the ongoing opioid crisis, escalating public health risks in Norfolk County and Canada.”