Toronto

The province of British Columbia is fighting a legal battle against pharmaceutical giants to hold them accountable for the ongoing opioid crisis.

Canada’s opioid crisis has devastating effects on families, communities, and society as a whole, causing homelessness, crime, and a surge in the homeless population.

The Canadian Opioid Crisis: A Focus on Northern College’s Addictions Awareness Event highlights the urgency and need for action in combating the opioid crisis in Canada.

Canada faces a devastating opioid crisis with rising drug toxicity deaths, homelessness, and economic burden. Immediate and effective solutions are needed.

Northern College hosts an Addictions Awareness event shedding light on the Canadian opioid crisis, discussing its implications and possible solutions.

The proposed OxyContin settlement plan in Canada has divided victims of the opioid crisis, with the Supreme Court now determining its fate.

The Sinaloa cartel’s activities have direct implications on Canada’s opioid crisis, exacerbating addiction and homelessness while criminal activities surge.

University of Calgary researcher develops non-addictive pain medication, offering hope in the battle against the opioid crisis.

The opioid crisis in Toronto has led to a rise in homelessness and crime, as well as increased mental health issues. Efforts to combat the crisis are being made, but more needs to be done, including wider distribution of naloxone and improving access to treatment.

Toronto proposes a comprehensive strategy to support mental health, reduce harm of substance use, and combat the opioid crisis.