Saskatchewan

Naloxone training is playing a crucial role in addressing Canada’s opioid crisis by equipping individuals with the skills to administer naloxone and potentially save lives.

The opioid crisis in Saskatchewan is reaching record-breaking levels, with a projected 447 drug toxicity deaths by the end of 2022. Urgent action is needed to combat this devastating issue.

The opioid crisis in Canada, especially in British Columbia, is escalating, with drug toxicity deaths reaching record-breaking numbers. Immediate action is needed.

The ongoing opioid crisis in Canada demands immediate and comprehensive action to address the devastating effects on public health, crime rates, and homelessness.

Saskatchewan stops efforts to recoup opioid crisis costs from Purdue Pharma, joining other Canadian provinces in class action lawsuit. Yahoo Finance has details.

Uncovering the devastating impact of Canada’s opioid crisis on communities, homelessness, and crime, and the efforts being made to combat it.

The rising opioid crisis is disproportionately affecting homeless populations, with a mortality rate 27 times higher than the general population. Immediate action is needed.

The Canadian opioid crisis continues to devastate communities, prompting First Nations bands in North Saskatchewan to file a lawsuit against the government.

Several First Nations communities in Saskatchewan are suing the Canadian government over the opioid crisis, alleging negligence and seeking accountability. The crisis has had widespread effects on public health, crime rates, and homelessness, with efforts to counter it ranging from legal actions to government programs and community initiatives. This legal action represents a significant development in addressing the crisis and providing support to affected communities.

Saskatchewan First Nations launch a federal lawsuit over the ongoing opioid epidemic, seeking billions in damages.