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Smile! Here are our favourite audience photos of 2023 - Vimarsana News

Smile! Here are our favourite audience photos of 2023

We received thousands of photo submissions this year from readers across Newfoundland and Labrador — and other places! — who help us show off everything our wonderful province has to offer.

Source: cbc.ca
Labrador's new mental health unit still hasn't opened. This advocate says that's a big problem - Vimarsana News

Labrador's new mental health unit still hasn't opened. This advocate says that's a big problem

A new mental health unit at the Labrador Health Centre is Happy Valley-Goose Bay has yet to open, concerning a local mental health advocate.

Source: cbc.ca
As Newfoundland drug deaths soar, calls grow for overdose prevention site - Vimarsana News

As Newfoundland drug deaths soar, calls grow for overdose prevention site

Newfoundland’s chief medical examiner’s office says there were 18 confirmed or presumed-positive cocaine-related toxicity deaths as of July 23

This N.L. man spent 20 years addicted to opiates — and says forced treatment laws would have killed him - Vimarsana News

This N.L. man spent 20 years addicted to opiates — and says forced treatment laws would have killed him

As grieving families ask the provincial government to pass laws that would allow them to treat their loved ones' addictions without consent, one Labrador City man says the policy would do more harm than good.

Source: cbc.ca
Labrador's tainted drug supply and overdoses aren't getting enough attention, warn advocates - Vimarsana News

Labrador's tainted drug supply and overdoses aren't getting enough attention, warn advocates

A Labrador mental health and addictions advocate says a police warning this week about fentanyl being mixed with other illicit drugs in the province isn't a surprise, as it's been clearly happening in Labrador City and Wabush. 

Source: cbc.ca