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

Trudeau, whose government legalized recreational cannabis, threw cold water on the notion that he wanted to decriminalize drugs in an interview with Global News last month. Continue reading →

The Alberta government says it’s joining a class-action lawsuit to recoup health-care costs related to the opioid crisis. Continue reading →

An interim supervised consumption site will open on Duke Street in Kitchener on Tuesday, and there are still many unanswered questions about its future. Uncertainty remains over how quickly clients will embrace it, how to police it without becoming intrusive and whether the site will need adjustments when it permanently opens. The permanent site is… Continue reading →

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

This week on Focus Montreal, Global invites federal election riding candidates to debate healthcare. Continue reading →

The Trudeau Liberals have promised to expand access to drug treatment courts as part of their approach on the opioid crisis. But harm reduction workers say this will make things worse. Continue reading →

A fundraising page has been set up on Facebook to help the families of three Strathmore, Alta., teens who overdosed on opioids last month. Continue reading →