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If successful, SRD will be fiscal host for Hama?Elas Community Kitchen peer coordinator

Since launching in the fall of 2019, the service has analyzed more than 10,000 samples from the unregulated drug supply in the city. Now with the go-ahead to expand provincially, the service aims to extend the service to those hardest hit in rural and northern Ontario.

THUNDER BAY, Ontario, Nov. 02, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Last evening, the Advanced Coronary Treatment (ACT) Foundation and Hydro One, its Ontario...

Thunder Bay teen honoured for saving father’s life with CPR Madeleine Caza, Grade 11 student at St. Patrick High School, Thunder Bay, ON, was presented with the ACT Rescuer Award during the school’s awards ceremony on Wednesday, Nov. 1. She received the award for using the knowledge and skills learned through the ACT High School CPR and AED Program to help save her father’s life. From left: Erica Lorentz, teacher; Doug Rivard, Distribution Superintendent for the Provincial L...

The Mental Health and Addictions Minister also announced an additional $4-million which would go towards projects tackling drug use in Ottawa, amid concern about the growing problem of substance abuse and homelessness in the nation’s capital

Programs include expanding St. Joes measurement-based treatment care from three sites to about eight sites

Technical issues grounded the plane that brought them there for the G20 leaders’ summit

New campaign is asking residents to see past substance use to the individual who is using, and to help to make Kingston a kinder place.

New campaign is asking residents to see past substance use to the individual who is using, and to help to make Kingston a kinder place.

Guelph Community Health Centre, Wyndham House and Stonehenge Therapeutic Community will share $1.8 million in funding from the Substance Use and Addictions Program.