The program will focus on education and life-skills training that will help the client reintegrate into the community.

It’s a partnership that highlights the similarities of the two groups the president of the shelter says are misunderstood by the public.

The report from the BCCSU says the province has a major gap when it comes to affordable, long-term programs to get clean.

For more than a decade, Edmonton's Drug Treatment Court Program has helped hundreds of people rebuild their lives by replacing jail time with intensive therapy and support.

The Alberta government has declared a public health crisis in response to the increasing number of deaths due to opioid overdoses in the province.