Ten years after declaring a public health emergency, British Columbia's toxic drug crisis persists with over 18,000 lives lost. Initiatives like Road to Recovery demonstrate integrated addiction care works, but harm-reduction services remain critical entr
The WindsorNews Racing Against Drugs initiative is back in Chatham-Kent this week, aiming to educate youth on substance abuse prevention through community engagement and interactive programs.
An 83-year-old Ontario woman is on trial for second-degree murder after her husband's death, with prosecutors alleging her casino gambling addiction fueled the crime. The case echoes a similar U.S. story of a grandmother who killed over gambling debts.
A rally in Saskatoon advocates for the Prairie Harm Reduction organization following the closure of a safe consumption site, highlighting community support and public health concerns.
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The closure of Prairie Harm Reduction in Saskatoon has created a significant void, with community members expressing concerns over the loss of a critical safe space for vulnerable populations.
TitanPlay, a regulated iGaming operator in Ontario, details its proactive responsible gambling strategy, focusing on player awareness and safeguards before gameplay begins to enhance protection.
Ontario Health Minister Sylvia Jones announces the HART Hub opening in Kingston this October, a new facility aimed at enhancing addiction recovery services and community support.
Ontario has withdrawn financial support from its final provincially funded supervised consumption site, marking a significant shift in the province's approach to harm reduction strategies and addiction services.
Ontario has pulled financial support from its final provincially backed supervised consumption site, marking a significant shift in public health policy amid ongoing debates over addiction and harm reduction strategies.
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A Massachusetts court has ruled that the state can proceed with a lawsuit against Meta, alleging the company's platforms contribute to youth addiction. The case focuses on social media's impact on mental health.
Prairie Harm Reduction has ceased all operations in Saskatoon, eliminating critical services for addiction, homelessness, and overdose prevention. The closure affects 70 staff and over 50 casual employees, leaving vulnerable populations without support.
Saskatoon's supervised consumption site will permanently close by the end of the day, marking a significant shift in the city's approach to addiction services and public health interventions.
Maya Gebala's family accepts Dana White's offer for private rehabilitation care in Los Angeles after the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, highlighting cross-border healthcare decisions.
A Vancouver cafe staffed by brain injury survivors highlights the shadow crisis of traumatic brain injuries linked to drug overdoses in British Columbia, with experts calling for urgent action.
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As British Columbia marks a grim 10-year milestone in its toxic drug crisis, families like Michelle Jansen's share stories of loved ones lost to overdoses, highlighting the human toll behind the statistics.
The Pinecrest-Queensway Community Health Centre has launched the West Ottawa HART Hub in Bells Corners, providing integrated services for homelessness and addiction recovery in the community.
A Canadian advocacy group is urging a ban on online gambling advertisements, labeling them as dangerously addictive and targeting vulnerable populations. The call comes amid rising concerns over gambling-related harms.
Health authorities in Northern Ontario have issued urgent drug poisoning warnings for North Bay and Nipissing First Nation, advising residents about dangerous substances circulating in the community.
TitanPlay, a regulated iGaming operator in Ontario, details its approach to responsible gambling through friction-based design elements that encourage player awareness and control during gameplay.
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A Thessalon, Ontario parent was forced to flee their home after their 23-year-old son, allegedly under the influence of drugs, caused significant property damage, leading to criminal charges.
The Saskatchewan Medical Association warns that involuntary treatment poses significant risks, as the province defends its controversial legislation amid broader health debates.
After one year of operation, the HART Hub in Simcoe County continues its mission to address homelessness and addiction recovery, inviting community engagement to understand its processes and impact.
Kerri Maher shares her transformative journey from hiding her drinking problem to finding sobriety through community, self-discovery, and emotional healing.
A mobile overdose prevention service is being established at Abbotsford Regional Hospital, but the initiative is facing significant criticism from various groups.
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A protest in Toronto highlighted the life-threatening consequences of shutting down supervised consumption sites across Ontario, with advocates warning of increased overdose deaths.
The Nova Scotia government has postponed its plan to expand alcohol retail sales, citing the need for further review and public consultation on the proposal.
Prairie Harm Reduction's supervised consumption site in Saskatoon has been suspended by Health Canada due to funding and management issues, leaving community organizations uncertain about the ripple effects on addiction services.
London's city council has voted down a controversial motion that sought to restrict where publicly funded agencies can distribute harm-reduction kits, sparking debate over public health strategies.
London's city council has voted down a controversial motion that sought to restrict the distribution of harm reduction kits, a decision that underscores ongoing debates over public health and drug policy in the community.
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Saskatchewan's government is asking the federal government not to renew a Health Canada exemption for Prairie Harm Reduction's supervised consumption site, which closed due to funding issues, amid ongoing debates over addiction services.
