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The Canadian Opioid Crisis: Underreported and Undervalued. The dire facts of the crisis urge a reevaluation of strategies for a holistic approach.

The opioid crisis in Canada demands urgent action and collaboration from all stakeholders to combat its devastating effects on individuals and society.

Ontario faces a dire opioid crisis with a 75% increase in deaths, necessitating immediate and comprehensive action to combat addiction and its societal impacts.

The opioid crisis in Ontario is fueling a surge in HIV rates, especially among the homeless. Efforts to combat the crisis include lawsuits, HIV prevention meds, and harm reduction programs.

The opioid crisis ravages society, causing crime spikes, homelessness, and health crises, prompting a unified effort to combat its dire effects.

The opioid crisis in Canada leads to a class-action lawsuit against drug companies, with the Supreme Court dismissing their appeal. Read more on CTV News.

The Canadian opioid crisis devastates communities, closing treatment centers in Timmins and straining local hospitals with a surge of patients.

Addressing Ontario’s opioid crisis demands a multi-faceted approach involving legal, medical, and socio-economic strategies to combat addiction, crime, and homelessness.

The new drug withdrawal center in Toronto offers hope in the battle against the opioid crisis, providing comprehensive support for those struggling with addiction.

The devastating opioid crisis in Canada demands urgent action to combat rising addiction, crime, and homelessness rates, with over 16,000 opioid-related deaths since 2016.