Global News documents one man's life in and out of prison, watching him wrestle with addiction in a system experts say isn't well equipped to support him.

Canadians who want to address the opioid crisis should pay attention to what’s happening in our prisons, says one expert.

New opioid-prescribing guidelines are often misinterpreted by doctors, experts say, causing patients harm.

More than 11,000 people have died of drug overdoses across Canada since 2016.

Katherine Holy White Man is a single woman trying to get off drugs at the Blood Tribe detox centre in Standoff, Alta.

A group of Albertans who have been directly impacted by addictions met with the province’s associate minister of mental health and addictions in Calgary on Friday.

Drug reps are swaying the prescribing habits of Canadian doctors — and their patients are often unaware.

How do you balance harm reduction needs and people’s concerns about having those services close to home?

The trafficking ring involved thousands of fentanyl patches and spanned from Toronto to Sudbury.

"I had a fentanyl patch on my left arm, I was taking 20 Percocets a day, and 160 milligrams OxyContin at the same time."