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Saskatchewan launches small fleet of wellness buses to expand addictions care
Across Canada, mobile health models are increasingly being used to offer care to rural and underserved communities
Jun 2
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Saskatchewan launches small fleet of wellness buses to expand addictions care
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May 2025
B.C. doubles down on involuntary care despite underinvestment
B.C.’s push to replace coercive care with community models never took hold — and experts say province isn't fixing that problem
May 31
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B.C. doubles down on involuntary care despite underinvestment
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Man jailed for trafficking diverted safer supply drugs, sparking fresh debate
Nanaimo drug trafficker’s case is further evidence of safer supply diversion. But some sources say even diverted drugs reduce harm
May 29
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Man jailed for trafficking diverted safer supply drugs, sparking fresh debate
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Canadian Activists: Meth-Fueled Orgies Should Be Celebrated
Harm-reduction proponents support so-called “chemsex,” undermining their supposed commitment to helping addicts.
May 26
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Canadian Activists: Meth-Fueled Orgies Should Be Celebrated
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Man jailed for trafficking diverted safer supply drugs, sparking fresh debate over B.C. drug policies
Nanaimo drug trafficker’s case is further evidence of safer supply diversion. But some sources say even diverted drugs reduce harm
May 23
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Man jailed for trafficking diverted safer supply drugs, sparking fresh debate over B.C. drug policies
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The Left Thinks Drug Criminalization Is Racist. Minorities Disagree
A Canadian poll finds that racial minorities don’t believe drug enforcement is bigoted.
May 19
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The Left Thinks Drug Criminalization Is Racist. Minorities Disagree
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Pain, pride and pills: Why Canadian trades workers are dying in silence
A new survey links stigma, stoicism and unsafe job sites to high substance use and untreated mental health issues among trades workers
May 17
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Pain, pride and pills: Why Canadian trades workers are dying in silence
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How brain injuries, addiction and mental health require a new model of care
Experts say there is a need for better screening for brain injuries — and the ability to mandate treatment when necessary
May 13
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How brain injuries, addiction and mental health require a new model of care
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Field of death: Art project highlights drug crisis’ impact on tradespeople
The drug crisis is really a men’s mental health crisis, says Ron Kerr, the artist and city councillor behind a visually staggering project
May 10
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Dangerous veterinary tranquilizers now found in most fentanyl samples
Fentanyl is often laced with animal tranquilizers, but without consistent testing or surveillance, officials are flying blind
May 7
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Dangerous veterinary tranquilizers now found in most fentanyl samples
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April 2025
Why the U.S. Shouldn’t Copy Canada’s Experiment with Free Drugs
Harm-reduction activists claim evidence supports “safer supply,” but their studies don’t back that up.
Apr 30
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Why the U.S. Shouldn’t Copy Canada’s Experiment with Free Drugs
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Four new studies show link between heavy cannabis use, serious health risks
New Canadian research shows a connection between heavy cannabis use and dementia, heart attacks, schizophrenia and even death
Apr 28
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