Trudeau said decriminalization is "one option among many" that could help solve Canada's opioid crisis, but that it's not "a silver bullet."

But Trudeau once felt the same way about marijuana -- conceding it during an interview this week -- before changing his mind.

Trudeau has repeatedly resisted calls to decriminalize drug possession as a way to help curb rising overdose death rates.

Two nursing groups say policing and prosecuting drug users puts "people at the risk of getting ill and dying."

Vancouver Coastal Health's chief medical health officer has released a report arguing for better integration of services and decriminalizing hard drugs.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has refused to pursue decriminalization, even though he's faced pressure from grassroots Liberal party members and his own caucus.

Councillor Scott McKeen is suggesting a radical approach to tackling Alberta's opioid crisis.

Cannabis is now legal in Canada, but how did we get here?

Politics and entrenched tough-on-drugs approaches in Canada mean the decriminalization of illicit drugs for personal use could be a long way off.

The London Abused Women's Centre has released a poll showing Ontarians would oppose changes to Canada's prostitution laws.