University of Alberta dentistry and dental hygiene students are offering a free service for those in need every Saturday.

Central McDougall has seen an increase in the number of needles reported while Boyle Street has seen the opposite effect since the opening of the city’s first supervised consumption sites.

Global News analyzed maps and data from the City of Edmonton showing reports of needles collected on public property in each neighbourhood in the city.

The University of Alberta's School of Dentistry led a campaign to expand the Boyle McCauley Health Centre Dental Clinic for low-income, immigrants and Indigenous Peoples.

The location of supervised consumption sites in Edmonton's inner city was before the federal courts on Monday. 

The Chinatown and Area Business Association now has its day in court set as it battles to force the closure of the supervised consumption sites in Edmonton's inner city.

As Edmonton's fourth supervised consumption site is set to open, neighbours hope it will help clean up dirty needles left behind.

Edmonton's fourth supervised consumption site is scheduled to open at the Boyle McCauley Health Centre on Nov. 5. It's desperately needed, those who work in the field say.

Angry at Edmonton city council's decision over supervised injection services being concentrated north of the downtown core, supporters of Chinatown have planned a protest and march for this Saturday.

Alberta’s goal with the Alex buses are to provide “first-stop” medical aid along with ongoing health assistance when needs are high.