Quebec

The ongoing opioid crisis in Canada has led to increased consumption, addiction, and numerous overdose deaths, with challenges persisting despite government efforts.

The Canadian opioid crisis is a pressing health emergency with rising death tolls. Government measures and legal actions are being taken to address the crisis.

The Canadian opioid crisis is characterized by a high number of drug-related fatalities, crime surges, and strain on healthcare. Urgent action is needed.

Quebec joins Canadian class action against opioid manufacturers as the opioid crisis in Canada continues to wreak havoc on communities.

Quebec is taking legal action against opioid manufacturers and distributors in an effort to combat the growing opioid crisis in Canada.

Quebec joins British Columbia’s class action lawsuit against pharmaceutical companies in an effort to combat the devastating opioid crisis in Canada.

The Canadian opioid crisis impacts communities nationwide, requiring comprehensive solutions including naloxone distribution and legal action against pharmaceutical companies.

Quebec initiates a class action certification to hold pharmaceutical companies accountable for their role in the opioid crisis in Canada.

In Canada, the opioid crisis has hit Indigenous communities the hardest. The Manawan Treatment Center is revamping its programs to tackle the issue head-on.