Canada’s opioid epidemic and housing crisis are colliding, and the most recent data shows nearly 4,000 Canadians died during the first half of last year — that’s more than 20 deaths per day. These challenges are fueling safety concerns in cities nationwide, including the nation’s capital. Touria Izri joins a police officer on patrol in downtown Ottawa to witness these issues firsthand.
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Canada’s housing crisis, opioid epidemic collide in downtown Ottawa
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