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As people in Kenora, Ont., continue to grapple with high rates of addiction and drug overdoses, CBC News spoke to three individuals who say a safe consumption site is necessary as an emergency measure to keep drug users safe.
In the midst of what many are calling a homelessness and addiction crisis, one of the main things that stood out during CBC News's trip to Kenora, Ont. was the number of community supports available to people in need. Here are just three examples of organizations that help vulnerable people in the city.
After months of following conversations around homelessness and drug use in Kenora, CBC News travelled to the northwestern Ontario city to speak with people on the front lines of the crisis to learn about possible solutions. Here's what we learned.
AIDS or HIV is raising it's ugly head in Kenora. Dr. Jonny Grek says we didn't have any cases for years, but l...
The city council in Kenora, Ont., hosted an emergency meeting to discuss concerns from local business owners about a rise in mental health, addictions and homelessness issues in the downtown area. During that meeting, community advocates pushed for more support to address underlying issues.