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Canada plans to reduce overdose rates with new funding, Liberals stress crisis impact - Vimarsana News

Canada plans to reduce overdose rates with new funding, Liberals stress crisis impact

Health Canada announced an additional $37 million Friday for programs to combat the opioid crisis, including projects in British Columbia, Manitoba, Nunavut and Ontario.

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Canada plans to reduce overdose rates with new funding, Liberals stress crisis impact - Vimarsana News

Canada plans to reduce overdose rates with new funding, Liberals stress crisis impact

Health Canada announced an additional $37 million Friday for programs to combat the opioid crisis, including projects in British Columbia, Manitoba, Nunavut and Ontario.

Canada plans to reduce overdose rates with new funding, Liberals stress crisis impact - Vimarsana News

Canada plans to reduce overdose rates with new funding, Liberals stress crisis impact

Health Canada announced an additional $37 million Friday for programs to combat the opioid crisis, including projects in British Columbia, Manitoba, Nunavut and Ontario.

Canada plans to reduce overdose rates with new funding, Liberals stress crisis impact - Vimarsana News

Canada plans to reduce overdose rates with new funding, Liberals stress crisis impact

Health Canada announced an additional $37 million Friday for programs to combat the opioid crisis, including projects in British Columbia, Manitoba, Nunavut and Ontario.

Canada plans to reduce overdose rates with new funding, Liberals stress crisis impact - Vimarsana News

Canada plans to reduce overdose rates with new funding, Liberals stress crisis impact

Health Canada announced an additional $37 million Friday for programs to combat the opioid crisis, including projects in British Columbia, Manitoba, Nunavut and Ontario.