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The opioid crisis in Canada has reached unprecedented levels, leading to rising opioid prescriptions, overdose deaths, crime rates, and homelessness. Urgent action is needed.

EMS responses to opioid-related calls in Edmonton reached an all-time high in 2023, reflecting the severity of the ongoing opioid crisis in Canada.

The opioid crisis in BC requires expanded, dignified treatment. Efforts such as naloxone distribution and safe consumption sites are helpful but more comprehensive solutions are needed.

An unseen consequence of the opioid crisis in Canada: a bed bug infestation on public transit, highlighting the need for comprehensive solutions.

“The Canadian opioid crisis is a national emergency with devastating effects on health, homelessness, crime, and the healthcare system.”

Analyzing the Canadian Opioid Crisis: A Deep Dive into the alarming public health issue and its ramifications on homelessness, crime, and naloxone implementation.

The opioid crisis is causing a significant rise in homeless fatalities due to overdose, highlighting the need for comprehensive strategies to address the crisis and support social services.

Ontario’s homeless community is experiencing a surge in opioid overdose deaths, requiring urgent and targeted interventions to address the crisis.

The opioid crisis in Orillia has led to a surge in drug-related crimes and homelessness, prompting the city to consider an opioid class action and increase the use of naloxone kits. Affordable housing is also a key factor in this crisis.

Orillia, Ontario’s City Council addresses the urgent need for solutions to the opioid crisis and affordable housing issues.