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OSWEGO - April 8, 2024, Oswego Health is proud to announce that Kyle Arnold, PMHNP is joining the health system to provide care at The Center for Mental Health & Wellness for Youth. Arnold is now part of the 100+ physicians and advanced practice providers employed by Oswego Health and the 270 providers on the…

TBRHSC staff are asked to sign a pledge to combat stigma associated with substance use and addiction.

The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre has launched an anti-stigma campaign designed to bring awareness to the stigma associated with substance use and addiction, which sometimes confronts patients accessing healthcare services.

Dallas Morning News assistant business editor Kyle Arnold sent out the following on Wednesday: We are proud to announce that Nick Wooten will be joining The…

Since the drug is not an opioid, it won't respond when Naloxone kits are used on individuals who might be overdosing.

A south end warming centre is preparing to launch again in 2023 after securing most of its needed funding.

The current system was put in place by OPCD former Director, Tyrell Morris. Now many are blaming Morris for the cracks, including some who were on his board.

Officials and community members in Thunder Bay, Ont. are trying to grapple with an opioid drug crisis that is hitting their community harder than most.

The Dear Self Project is an anti-gang and anti-drug initiative launched by the Thunder Bay Police Service and included a city-wide art contest that is now on display at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery

A new report points to an increasingly toxic and unregulated drug supply, which is creating more complicated addictions that require nuanced treatments. The trend toward deaths from multiple toxic substances is also apparent across Canada and the U.S.