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Sudbury's Welcoming Streets project making a difference in downtown core - Vimarsana News

Sudbury's Welcoming Streets project making a difference in downtown core

Downtown businesses now call outreach workers if there is a conflict or crisis, instead of calling on police services. This is thanks to the Welcoming Streets program which launched on February 1st. The calls are for help with issues such as loitering, trespassing, people using drugs or other social disturbances.

Source: cbc.ca
Greater Sudbury Police Services Board greenlights proposed 14.3 % budget increase over two years - Vimarsana News

Greater Sudbury Police Services Board greenlights proposed 14.3 % budget increase over two years

Greater Sudbury Police Service says it needs more money to account for inflation, hire more staff and manage increases in violent crimes and opioid deaths.

Source: cbc.ca
Greater Sudbury to host a summit on the escalating drug toxicity crisis - Vimarsana News

Greater Sudbury to host a summit on the escalating drug toxicity crisis

With recent data suggesting the opioid crisis in Greater Sudbury is worsening, city council passed a resolution Tuesday night to host a local leadership summit focusing on this issue.

Source: cbc.ca
Sudbury powerlifter hoping to stay atop podium at Special Olympics World Games - Vimarsana News

Sudbury powerlifter hoping to stay atop podium at Special Olympics World Games

A Sudbury, Ont., powerlifter will return to the world stage this month, aiming to hold the podium despite an injury in recent years that has disrupted her training.

Source: cbc.ca
Income and postal code can influence opioid overdoses, study finds - Vimarsana News

Income and postal code can influence opioid overdoses, study finds

A new report released by Public Health Canada is connecting socioeconomic status to opioid-related overdose rates.

Source: cbc.ca