Mon, Jul 25: High doses of long-acting opioids will no longer be paid for by the province in an effort to reduce the abuse and addiction to the painkillers. Mark McAllister reports.
Global News at 5:30 Toronto
Ontario to stop paying for high-dose opioids in push to reduce addiction
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