Nova Scotia

“A glimpse into Nova Scotia’s battle against the opioid crisis reveals the profound impact on communities, driving efforts in education, treatment, and law enforcement.”

The opioid crisis in Prince Edward Island reflects the broader societal impact of addiction, homelessness, and rising crime rates.

Primary care clinics and pharmacies are vital in fighting Canada’s opioid crisis, offering screening, treatment, and support to affected individuals.

Supreme Court rejects $8.3 billion opioid settlement with Purdue Pharma, complicating efforts to resolve crisis and hold responsible parties accountable.

The opioid crisis in Canada sparks legal battles as communities seek accountability, with Rite Aid successfully defending against a lawsuit.

The Canadian opioid crisis poses grave threats to public health, society, and the economy, requiring comprehensive measures for combatting its devastating impacts.

Addressing opioid crisis in Barrington, NS, a mobile clinic offers primary care, addiction support, naloxone distribution, and harm reduction education.

Opioid deaths in Ontario shelters tripled during the pandemic, highlighting a deepening crisis among the homeless population.

Canada grapples with rising opioid crisis, affecting all segments of society. Recent reports highlight dangers of opioids laced in cocaine.

The nexus of Indigenous sovereignty, cannabis shops, and the opioid dilemma challenges conventional approaches, urging a reevaluation of jurisdiction and social equity.