The Canadian opioid crisis in Ontario has led to increased overdoses, crime, and homelessness. The Ontario Naloxone Program offers hope in combating the crisis.
The opioid crisis in Canada is not limited to one area and is impacting people from all walks of life, leading to rising crime rates and the need for a multi-disciplinary approach to combat the crisis.
New data reveals a startling trend in the Canadian opioid crisis: prescription opioid shipments have declined while fatal overdoses have surged.
The Canadian opioid crisis is increasing crime rates and homelessness, but efforts are being made to combat it through funding and drug distribution.
Canada continues to face an escalating opioid crisis despite a drop in prescription opioid shipments, with adverse effects on homelessness and crime.
The Canadian opioid crisis has led to a rise in overdoses and deaths, with Hamilton, Ontario being hit particularly hard. Funding for substance abuse programs and Naloxone distribution are among the efforts to combat the crisis.
Canada’s opioid crisis has devastated communities and claimed thousands of lives. Learn more in this video feature.
Montreal is taking action to combat the opioid crisis, with investigations, outreach programs, naloxone distribution, and exploration of medicinal cannabis as an alternative. National solidarity is crucial in fighting this epidemic.
The opioid crisis in Canada is having a significant and often overlooked impact on the senior population, leading to homelessness and increased crime rates. The Ontario government is taking steps to address this issue.
The opioid crisis is silently affecting older Canadians, causing over-prescription, misuse, and health and social complications. Urgent action is needed.
