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A Sudbury-based volunteer organization that fills service gaps for people who suffer from substance abuse disorder will soon have its own space in the city’s downtown.
The city of Greater Sudbury estimates there are around 30 people living in 10 or 11 small tent encampments spread across the city limits.
The high rate of opioid-related deaths in northern Ontario, and in Greater Sudbury, are not a surprise for people who work in harm reduction.
Individuals living in a small tent encampment in Memorial Park in Sudbury, Ont., will have until April 1 to move, the city says.
Outreach groups and the city continue to work to help those living in Memorial Park in downtown Sudbury, as the power to the park has been out for more than two weeks and temperatures remain low.