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

University of Saskatchewan medical students want the provincial government to pay for and distribute naloxone nasal spray kits amid an unprecedented level of drug overdose deaths in the province.

Several medical students were at the Saskatchewan Legislature on Monday, calling for harm reduction initiatives to be put into place.

In a few years, they're going to be the ones out helping to treat these problems, so a group of medical studen...

Medical students are calling on the Saskatchewan government to financially support the supervised drug consumption site in Saskatoon. Their advocacy is backed by several high-profile professionals and organizations within the medical community.

Several medical professionals, organizations support students' call to action

"The reality is I would feel personally guilty if I didn’t continue to advocate, even if sometimes it feels like we’re not getting anywhere."

Saskatoon’s Prairie Harm Reduction will operate a program that provides at risk youth with non-judgmental supports and services.

A group of medical students from the University of Saskatchewan filled the gallery in the legislative assembly Wednesday afternoon, there to push on i...

A briefing note obtained by Postmedia stated safe consumption services in Europe were shown to be cost effective