Nova Scotia

The opioid crisis in Nova Scotia sheds light on the urgent need for comprehensive solutions to combat addiction and its societal impacts.

Disparity in federal aid for Nova Scotia’s opioid crisis highlighted by Premier McNeil, urging uniform assistance across provinces.

“In Canada, virtual healthcare is proving vital in addressing the opioid crisis, offering accessible and seamless care, especially in rural areas. Read more on Vancouver is Awesome.”

“Canada’s opioid crisis demands a unified, multifaceted approach to protect vulnerable communities and mitigate its societal impacts.”

The Canadian opioid crisis engulfs communities, causing a ripple effect on workplaces, crime rates, homelessness, and mental health, demanding a multifaceted societal response.

Seattle’s innovative approach to supporting fentanyl overdose victims shows promise in addressing the opioid crisis with immediate treatment and holistic care.

Nova Scotia’s unique response to the opioid crisis: an Emergency Volunteer Corps aims to mitigate the crisis and spark conversations on effective strategies.

Exploring the depths of the Canadian opioid crisis with Todd Veinotte in a recent impactful podcast. #OpioidCrisis #Canada #Podcast

The opioid crisis hits small communities in Eastern Nova Scotia hard, with devastating impacts on health, social fabric, and the economy.

The Canadian opioid crisis creates devastation beyond headlines, affecting communities and lives in Nova Scotia.