The opioid crisis in Canada is a multidimensional issue with social and economic impacts, and requires a comprehensive approach and collective responsibility to find lasting solutions.
The opioid crisis in Canada is having a devastating impact on the unhoused population, with a staggering rise in opioid-related deaths. Immediate action is needed to address this public health crisis.
The Canadian opioid crisis is worsening among the homeless population, with deaths on the rise, highlighting the compounding issues of addiction, homelessness, and poverty.
The opioid crisis in Canada is an urgent issue that intersects with homelessness and encampments, necessitating comprehensive solutions.
Nova Scotia’s approach to the opioid crisis includes supporting a proposed class action lawsuit and distributing naloxone kits to minimize fatalities.
The Canadian Opioid Crisis has disproportionately affected seniors, leading to increased homelessness and crime. Efforts to reduce opioid prescriptions for seniors are underway in London, Ontario.
The opioid crisis in Canada continues, with rising crime and homelessness. Solutions include medication-assisted treatment, naloxone, and public health measures.
The recent raid in Grey-Bruce highlights action against the Canadian opioid crisis, disrupting the supply chain of opioids and holding pharmaceutical companies accountable.
Quebec government tables bill to sue drug companies for health care costs linked to the opioid crisis, setting a precedent for other regions.
Quebec tables bill to sue drug companies for health care costs linked to opioids, taking a stand against the opioid crisis in Canada.
