The opioid crisis in North Saskatchewan intensifies as two First Nations bands file a class-action lawsuit against the Canadian government and Saskatchewan, citing a failure to adequately address the crisis.
Treaties with the Metis in Canada could help combat the opioid crisis, particularly among indigenous communities.
Nova Scotia joins national class action against opioid manufacturers and distributors, seeking compensation for the costs of treating opioid addiction.
Unpacking Canada’s Opioid Crisis: Understanding the Impact and Measures to Tackle – Exploring the effects of the crisis and efforts to combat it. #opioidcrisis #Canada #publichealth
Newfoundland’s response to the opioid crisis in their corrections system is highlighted, with calls for greater accountability and systemic change.
Sask First Nations communities have filed a class-action lawsuit against the Canadian government over the opioid epidemic. Read more on CTV News.
Saskatchewan First Nations sue Canadian government over opioid crisis, seeking compensation for the harm caused to their communities. #opioidcrisis #FirstNations #lawsuit
Quebec government tables bill to sue drug companies for health care costs linked to opioids, aiming to hold pharmaceutical companies accountable.
Wab Kinew’s election win brings hope for Indigenous communities affected by the opioid crisis, signaling potential for impactful policies and change.
The opioid crisis in Saskatoon is leading to a rise in overdoses and has adverse effects on crime rates, homelessness, and disease spread. Measures such as increased police patrols and naloxone use are being implemented to combat the crisis.
