Public health

The opioid crisis is ravaging Canadian Indigenous communities, demanding comprehensive support, resources, and collective action for effective intervention.

Canada’s opioid crisis impacts First Nations communities with rising fatalities and calls for better policing and addiction treatment resources.

The Canadian Opioid Crisis: Impacting homelessness, crime, and indigenous communities. Efforts to combat include naloxone distribution and safe injection sites.

The tragic story of Kamilah Sword highlights the dangers of diverted safer supply opioids, underscoring the urgent need for stricter regulations and comprehensive prevention measures.

“Combating the opioid crisis in Canada with innovative solutions like using Minecraft to reconnect youth with cultural heritage.”

Tackling BC’s opioid crisis: A Commentary On UBC Okanagan Debate Series raises awareness on the multifaceted approach needed for resolution.

The Canadian opioid crisis reveals systemic challenges like inadequate treatment facilities and resources, impacting public health and safety.

Manitoba’s landmark victory in disability services marks progress in fighting the opioid crisis, especially benefiting First Nations children.

“Sudbury’s Indigenous peacekeepers offer a unique approach to combat the opioid crisis and associated crime, emphasizing cultural sensitivity and restorative justice.”

Addressing the Opioid Crisis: Nishnawbe Aski Police Service takes proactive measures in combatting the opioid crisis in northern Ontario.