RCMP and US Homeland Security disrupt international drug trafficking in efforts to combat the ongoing opioid crisis in Canada.
Nova Scotia has decided to join the national opioid class action against opioid manufacturers and distributers to address the opioid crisis.
Quebec government considers joining a class-action lawsuit against opioid manufacturers, seeking accountability for the opioid crisis. #OpioidCrisis #lawsuit #accountability
Grey-Bruce Region faces increasing opioid overdoses, highlighting the severity of the crisis and the need for comprehensive strategies to combat it.
Quebec joins British Columbia in a class-action lawsuit against opioid manufacturers, shedding light on the ongoing opioid crisis in Canada.
The opioid crisis in Canada is escalating, with a rise in drug-related deaths and far-reaching consequences in areas such as homelessness, crime rates, and the healthcare system. Efforts to combat the crisis include a class-action lawsuit and increased availability of naloxone. The crisis requires a coordinated and sustained effort from all levels of society.
The opioid crisis was a major topic at a recent gathering of local leaders in British Columbia, highlighting the dire consequences of this widespread issue.
The opioid crisis in Sudbury, Canada, continues to worsen, with the opioid-related death rate surpassing the provincial average. Urgent intervention is needed to address the social and economic impact of this crisis.
Kroger agrees to pay $1.4m in opioid class action lawsuit, highlighting the dire implications of the crisis in Canada.
