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What is harm reduction and how is it supposed to work? - Vimarsana News

What is harm reduction and how is it supposed to work?

The opposition to Charlottetown's Community Outreach Centre and a proposed supervised consumption site has been vocal. At the heart of the issue is how to help P.E.I.'s increasingly visible population of drug users — and whether drug use is a public health issue at all.

Source: cbc.ca
Health officials warn about cocaine tainted with fentanyl in Sydney - Vimarsana News

Health officials warn about cocaine tainted with fentanyl in Sydney

Nova Scotia Health issued a drug alert Thursday about cocaine in Sydney, N.S., that was found to be contaminated by fentanyl.

Source: cbc.ca
Sydney group opens office to help drug users and push for decriminalization - Vimarsana News

Sydney group opens office to help drug users and push for decriminalization

The Cape Breton Association of People Empowering Drug Users, or CAPED, is getting ready to open an office in Sydney next week with funding from Health Canada. The association advocates for drug decriminalization and aims to help people access services.

Source: cbc.ca
Overdose prevention site opens in Cape Breton - Vimarsana News

Overdose prevention site opens in Cape Breton

A new overdose prevention site (OPS) opened this week in Sydney, providing people a safe space to use drugs and prevent opioid overdose deaths.

Ally Centre launches overdose prevention site in downtown Sydney - Vimarsana News

Ally Centre launches overdose prevention site in downtown Sydney

Nova Scotia's second overdose prevention site opened this week in downtown Sydney, joining one that has already been in operation in Halifax for some time.

Source: cbc.ca