Injection
-
Toronto hospital becomes first in Ontario to provide supervised consumption services'We see a supervised consumption service as a critical health care necessity,' said Casey House CEO, Joanne Simons.HealthApr 5, 2022
-
‘Semen-filled syringes’ recovered after grocery store stabbing attackA 51-year-old man has been arrested and syringes filled with semen have been recovered after the attack in Churchton, Md.TrendingMar 2, 2020
-
-
Advertisement
-
Woman jabbed with possible ‘dirty syringe’ in grocery store attackVideo shows the suspect jabbing something into a woman's behind at a store in Churchton, Md.TrendingFeb 25, 2020
-
-
Advertisement
-
Health Canada approves 1st supervised consumption site in SaskatchewanHealth Canada has approved the first supervised consumption site in Saskatoon and the province.CanadaAug 20, 2019
-
Temporary overdose prevention site set up in downtown KelownaInterior Health says the site will only stay up while repairs are made to its mobile safe injection vehicle.HealthMay 4, 2019
-
-
Overdose prevention site marking one year anniversary in LondonOfficials say the site has been visited 13,000 times since opening Feb. 12 last year.HealthFeb 12, 2019
-
-
Growing use of hydromorphone linked to rise in potentially lethal heart infection in opioid-users: studyHydromorphone is difficult to dissolve, and people who inject drugs keep and share needles to use the drug residue, researchers say.HealthJan 28, 2019
-
MLHU warn of hepatitis A outbreak among impoverished LondonersThe Middlesex-London Health Unit says it's seen 15 non-travel-related cases since the start of last month, mostly from homeless and people who inject drugs.HealthNov 6, 2018
-
-
Advertisement
-
Health unit strikes deal for supervised consumption at 241 Simcoe St. and 446 York St. in London"Both facilities are well-positioned to offer the crucial life-saving service of a supervised consumption facility," said medical officer Chris Mackie.HealthApr 20, 2018
-
-
Advertisement
-
London’s temporary overdose prevention site opening ‘a good start’"There's no judgment, no stigma and we're offering support," said Shaya Dhinsa of the Middlesex London Health UnitHealthFeb 13, 2018
Trending
-
‘Alarming trend’ of more international students claiming asylum: minister31,966 Read
-
Boy kidnapped from California park in 1951 found more than 70 years later21,760 Read
-
U.S. Election 2024: Questions arise over groups door-knocking for Donald Trump19,171 Read
-
TD Bank moves to seize home of Russian-Canadian jailed for smuggling tech to Kremlin12,672 Read
-
NBC, CBS polls show Harris gaining ground as election focus shifts to Trump12,033 Read
-
Michael Kovrig reflects on ‘brutally hard’ Chinese detention: ‘You’re totally alone’11,067 Read
-
Top Videos
-
QCGN reacts to government’s promise to clarify new health-care directive103 Viewed
-
Ford government eyes new law that could ban some future bike lanes53 Viewed
-
Immigration Minister defends screening security52 Viewed
-
Blood Tribe mourns death of local cowboy in police incident51 Viewed
-
Search for missing girl near Burns Lake ends happily43 Viewed
-
Canada slaps huge tariffs on China-made EVs38 Viewed
-