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If you think everyone seems sick lately, you're not wrong - Vimarsana News

If you think everyone seems sick lately, you're not wrong

A viral soup, including COVID-19, influenza, RSV, has helped put emergency department visits across Ontario on a steady climb since the beginning of September.

Opinion: François Legault yearns to make Quebec richer than Ontario. Can he? - Vimarsana News

Opinion: François Legault yearns to make Quebec richer than Ontario. Can he?

Since taking power in 2018, Mr. Legault has made closing the wealth gap with Ontario his government’s top economic goal

'We are so incredibly relieved': Toronto's drug checking pilot gets greenlight to expand - Vimarsana News

'We are so incredibly relieved': Toronto's drug checking pilot gets greenlight to expand

Since launching in the fall of 2019, the service has analyzed more than 10,000 samples from the unregulated drug supply in the city. Now with the go-ahead to expand provincially, the service aims to extend the service to those hardest hit in rural and northern Ontario.

Source: cbc.ca
Cocaine use rising in Canada, new data suggests, as researchers link stimulants to drug deaths - Vimarsana News

Cocaine use rising in Canada, new data suggests, as researchers link stimulants to drug deaths

More Canadians are using stimulants such as cocaine, new federal data suggests, and experts warn the trend is contributing to a high percentage of drug-related deaths.

Source: cbc.ca
Drug overdose deaths from multiple substances on rise in Ontario since start of pandemic: report - Vimarsana News

Drug overdose deaths from multiple substances on rise in Ontario since start of pandemic: report

A new report points to an increasingly toxic and unregulated drug supply, which is creating more complicated addictions that require nuanced treatments. The trend toward deaths from multiple toxic substances is also apparent across Canada and the U.S.

Source: cbc.ca