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Drug policy advocacy groups are coming together across Vancouver on August 31 to mark International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD).

Two women from the Arcola, Missouri quilting club were among the Ozarkers invited to take party in the Smithsonian's annual folklife festival.

Two women from the Arcola, Missouri quilting club were among the Ozarkers invited to take party in the Smithsonians annual folklife festival.

The latest data from the BC Coroners Service reveals six to seven people lose their lives to the drug overdose crisis each day. If the trend continues, B.C. is on track for yet another record-breaking year of overdose fatalities.

B.C.s NDP government will deliver its 2023 budget next Tuesday, the first with David Eby at the helm – and a new report suggests there will be big spending on mental health and addictions

Healthcare workers increasingly became targets as the COVID-19 pandemic grew.

Families who have lost loved ones to toxic drugs gathered in downtown Vancouver Friday night to draw attention to the overdose crisis plaguing the province.

As B.C. continues to see staggering, record-breaking numbers of deaths due to toxic drugs, a mom who lost her daughter is hoping a mobile photography project will help people better understand the devastating toll of the crisis.

Moms who have lost loved ones to B.C.'s toxic drug supply were at the Vancouver Art Gallery and on Robson Street hanging purple sashes, creating awareness.

The Marion Arts Festival returned to Uptown for its 30th year on Saturday.