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Ford calls Trudeau government “biggest drug dealer” in Canada
Ontario Premier Doug Ford expressed strong support for his government’s decision to close supervised drug consumption sites located near schools and daycares, criticizing the federal government’s safer supply program.
Mayors of Ontario’s major cities want steady flow of funds to tackle homelessness and...
“Big city mayors” are calling on the federal and provincial governments to provide a concrete action plan to tackle the rising homelessness, drug addiction and overdose crisis facing many cities across the country.
Ontario’s health minister shares concerns about Poilievre’s comments on forced drug treatments
Ontario Health Minister Sylvia Jones is at odds with Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre over recent comments he made that he was “open” to the idea of forced treatment for people dealing with drug addictions amid Canada’s growing opioid crisis.
Edmonton leading Alberta in opioid deaths despite recent improvements
Edmonton remains Alberta’s municipality with the most opioid-related deaths, according to recently released provincial data.
B.C. gov snubs Dr. Bonnie Henry’s proposal to distribute illicit street drugs
Dr. Bonnie Henry’s proposal for the government to distribute illicit street drugs to addicts is dead on arrival.
Federal government committee urges reduction in incarcerated black Canadians
A Trudeau government-appointed committee is calling for radical reforms to the criminal justice system as part of Canada’s Black Justice Strategy.
John Rustad would implement Alberta-style mandatory recovery for drug addicts
BC Conservative leader John Rustad said that if elected he would trigger the notwithstanding clause to enforce mandatory recovery for drug addicts.
The Andrew Lawton Show | Trudeau laments rise of “populist right-wing forces”
True North's Andrew Lawton says it seems like Trudeau is willing to blame his polling unpopularity on anyone and anything other than himself and his record.
Nearly a quarter of Ontario students over 12 reported recreational opioid use
A frightening new statistic sheds light on how the deadly opioid crisis is impacting Canadian youth.
A record number of Albertans overdosed and died from opioids last year
fore. According to data released by the government, drug poisoning deaths reached an all-time high in the province last year.
