Feds announce $20M for drug rehab programs across Western Canada
Minister in Squamish to announce funds for community and Indigenous-based treatment
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Feds announce $20M for drug rehab programs across Western Canada
Minister in Squamish to announce funds for community and Indigenous-based treatment
Source: grandforksgazette.ca
Feds announce $20M for drug rehab programs across Western Canada
Minister in Squamish to announce funds for community and Indigenous-based treatment
Source: wltribune.com
Feds announce $20M for drug rehab programs across Western Canada
Minister in Squamish to announce funds for community and Indigenous-based treatment
Source: comoxvalleyrecord.com
Community, Indigenous drug rehab programs across West get $20M in federal funds
SQUAMISH, B.C. - Dozens of community and Indigenous groups across Western Canada will share $20 million in federal funding to boost the mental health and drug awareness, treatment and rehabilitation
Source: kelownadailycourier.ca
Feds announce $20M for drug rehab programs across Western Canada
Minister in Squamish to announce funds for community and Indigenous-based treatment
Source: peacearchnews.com
Feds announce $20M for drug rehab programs across Western Canada
Minister in Squamish to announce funds for community and Indigenous-based treatment
Source: missioncityrecord.com
Indigenous harm reduction project gets cash
An Indigenous-led harm reduction research project has been given about $1.2 million by Health Canada to investigate treatment options for people living with opioid use disorder.
Prince Edward Island George Ginnish Roger Augustine Shelley Turner University Of New Brunswick Health Canada
Source: atlantic.ctvnews.ca
Feds pump $1M into harm reduction
Go-Give teams in Sudbury provide support to those struggling with substance issues
Source: thesudburystar.com
Machine-Based Opioid Dispensing Reduced Drug-Related Harms
A qualitative study found that a British Columbia-based safer supply program that uses biometric machines reduced overdose risks and illicit drug use.
United Kingdom British Columbia United States Geoff Bardwell Rebecca Saah Cumming School Of Medicine
Source: medscape.com