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HUNTINGTON — Biotech company BTNX reported shipping out xylazine test strips at the end of March, and Cabell County health officials said while it could take time to get the

Nicky Bath discusses LGBTQI+ INCLUSION IN THE CENSUS

(RNS) — ‘I’m afraid that we’re not to a resurrection era for people who use drugs,’ said one harm reduction advocate.

The counterfactual on nicotine and tobacco.

Programs in nine communities across Saskatchewan got some good news this week as they learned they'd be gettin...

50 Years Ago■ Four Northampton High School students, looking for something to make “out of the ordinary,” chose to build kayaks in their woodshop class this year. Paul St. Laurence, junior, ordered a set of plans, and the other three, Edward Thornton,...

Unlike some provinces, the Saskatchewan government doesnt fund harm reduction services, preferring to instead put money into treatment beds.

Chapel Hill resident Bobby Woodlief said he has endured a variety of difficulties during his 18 years of experiencing homelessness in the town. As a result of his living situation, he and others have had mixed interactions with police.

With Easter approaching, the offices of Peel Region as well as non-emergency services will be closed for the Good Friday holiday on April 7.

Groups advocating for funding of nasal naloxone made their case to the provincial government inside the Saskatchewan Legislative Building on Tuesday.