Mayors Call for Mental Health Act Review to Combat Opioid and Homelessness Crisis in Canada
Mayors urge Mental Health Act review in face of worsening opioid and homelessness crisis. A comprehensive response is needed.
Mayors urge Mental Health Act review in face of worsening opioid and homelessness crisis. A comprehensive response is needed.
The Canadian opioid crisis worsens in Ontario, with rising overdose rates, homelessness, crime, and public health strains, prompting legal and harm reduction responses.
The Ontario opioid crisis highlights a pressing need for mental health and addiction support, prompting calls for legislative changes.
Addressing the opioid crisis amidst Nova Scotia’s election calls for unwavering commitment to combating this dire situation.
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“The Canadian opioid crisis demands urgent action, affecting public health, crime rates, and the homeless population, necessitating innovative interventions.”
In Ontario, mayors push for Mental Health Act review amidst worsening opioid and homelessness crisis. #UrgentActionRequired
The detection of deadly opioids like Carfentanil and Methylfentanyl in Newfoundland and Labrador amplifies concerns in the ongoing Canadian opioid crisis.
The opioid crisis in Canada sees a slight decrease in deaths, but the battle is far from won. Urgent action and comprehensive solutions are needed.
“Vancouver’s wastewater reveals the highest fentanyl levels, painting a grim picture of the opioid crisis in Canada.”