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The opioid crisis in Canada demands urgent action, impacting public health, housing, and law enforcement. Read more on SaskNow.

Addressing Canada’s opioid crisis requires comprehensive solutions beyond drug supply; societal factors like homelessness and poverty must be addressed.

Canadian teen mothers face increased risk of premature death due to opioid crisis, with young Indigenous mothers at higher risk. Study highlights urgent issues.

Alberta leads with an innovative playbook against the national opioid crisis, offering hope and guidance for the entire nation.

Alberta, Ontario, and Saskatchewan unite to combat opioid crisis through a class-action lawsuit against drug manufacturers and wholesalers – a vital step in addressing the nationwide epidemic.

The escalating opioid crisis in Canada is amplifying socio-economic challenges, impacting demographics across society with no one spared in its trajectory.

The urgent opioid crisis calls for innovative measures. Washington’s Senate Bill 5476 offers valuable insights, emphasizing harm reduction and aiding disproportionately affected communities.

Saskatchewan allocates record budget to tackle the opioid crisis, investing in mental health and addiction services to combat the devastating impact.

Healthcare providers’ role in the opioid crisis is alarming. The ‘Rock Doc’ case exemplifies trust misuse, demanding strict oversight and consequences.

Combating the Opioid Crisis in Canada – A Call to Action: Opioid misuse escalates as overdose deaths soar, prompting urgent response.