The opioid crisis in Canada raises concerns about the diversion of safe supply drugs, impacting public health and triggering various responses to combat the escalating crisis.
The opioid crisis in Canada escalates with a mass killer’s death in Saskatchewan, shedding light on the epidemic’s dire consequences.
Dr. Aqeel Bhatti, an Indigenous Chiropractor, pioneers an innovative approach to combat the opioid crisis, offering a beacon of hope in a challenging landscape.
“Tackling the opioid crisis with an indigenous chiropractic approach to reduce dependency and improve quality of life.”
Saskatchewan combatting opioid crisis with innovative strategies, including harm reduction, law enforcement collaboration, and treatment services expansion.
In-custody death in Saskatchewan sheds light on overlooked victims of the opioid crisis, demanding urgent attention and reform.
“Opioid Crisis in Canada: Fear and stigma hindering safer drug supply, says Mental Health Minister Audrey Gordon.”
The Canadian opioid crisis presents a significant health and societal problem, impacting lives and communities with rising deaths and hospitalizations.
Indigenous communities in Canada are struggling with the devastating impact of the opioid crisis, with increasing rates of overdose incidents and drug-related fatalities. A Saskatchewan First Nation community is calling for increased law enforcement support to combat the crisis.
Canada’s opioid crisis escalates with the discovery of an opioid 25 times more powerful than Fentanyl in Quebec City region.
