Canadian First Nations

Canada fights back against the opioid crisis as municipalities file class action lawsuits against opioid manufacturers and wholesalers.

Indigenous communities in Alberta are suffering from the devastating effects of the opioid crisis, with a rise in overdose deaths linked to potent synthetic opioids like carfentanil. Urgent action is needed, including inclusion in the opioid class action and improved access to naloxone, to combat the crisis and support these vulnerable communities.

Canadian pediatricians are urging the government to declare the opioid crisis a public health emergency due to the rising death toll, with an increasing number of young people affected.

The opioid crisis in Canada is a devastating consequence of systemic failure, leading to personal struggles, community devastation, and rampant addiction. The crisis highlights the need for properly funded care and a shift in how addiction is understood and addressed. Naloxone alone is not the solution, and broader strategies are necessary to combat the crisis effectively.

Discover the devastating consequences of the Canadian opioid crisis through the eye-opening documentary, “Dopesick.” Gain insight into the depth of the crisis and the personal stories behind it.

The Canadian Opioid crisis is a multifaceted issue, with addiction, homelessness, crime, and harm reduction all playing a role. Tamara Lich’s story sheds light on these interconnected challenges. #opioidcrisis #publichealth

The opioid crisis in Canada has led to an increase in overdoses, crime, and homelessness. The story of Tamara Lich highlights these issues and the need for action to address the crisis.

Guelph’s top story of the week highlights the urgent need to address the opioid crisis, with increasing homelessness and crime rates in the city. The opioid class action brings attention to the responsibility of governments and pharmaceutical companies, but systemic issues and poverty must also be addressed. Collaboration between authorities, healthcare institutions, and social service providers is crucial, as well as amplifying access to naloxone. The fight against the crisis requires immediate action and long-term solutions.

The alarming rise of opioid overdoses among Canadian youth is being termed a “public health emergency” with links to homelessness and crime. Initiatives like the opioid class action lawsuit and distribution of naloxone are crucial in combatting this crisis. #OpioidCrisis #YouthDrugOverdoses

Spotlight on Tamara Lich’s transformation: From spokesperson to symbol of the Freedom Convoy movement in the midst of the opioid crisis.