The pandemic has worsened the Canadian opioid crisis, leading to increased rates of misuse, homelessness, and crime, according to a study by Waypoint Centre for Mental Health Care.
The opioid crisis among Canadian youth in Grey-Bruce is a pressing issue, prompting Grey-Bruce Public Health to take action. Efforts include analyzing substance use, providing naloxone training, and developing prevention campaigns. However, addressing the crisis requires a comprehensive approach considering its impact on the community.
The opioid crisis in Chatham-Kent, Canada has led to a rise in crime rates and homelessness, highlighting the need for immediate action and comprehensive strategies.
The Canadian opioid crisis has far-reaching effects on communities, including increasing crime rates and contributing to homelessness. An integrated approach is needed to combat the crisis.
New funding initiative in Ontario aims to combat the Canadian opioid crisis by promoting local economic development. #OpioidCrisis #EconomicDevelopment
Quebec joins British Columbia in a class-action lawsuit against opioid manufacturers to recoup the costs of treating the health impacts of the opioid crisis.
The ongoing opioid crisis in Canada leads to homelessness, crime, and a strain on law enforcement, with various measures implemented to combat it.
The Canadian opioid crisis necessitates supervised hydromorphone dispensation to combat the devastating consequences of addiction and homelessness.
The Blood Tribe in southern Alberta launches the “Bring the Fight Home” campaign to tackle the opioid crisis through education and community engagement.
Funding uncertainty threatens Sudbury’s safe consumption site, risking increased drug use, overdose deaths, and social issues in Northern Ontario’s opioid crisis.
