Fentanyl super labs in Canada pose new threat for U.S. opioid epidemic
At a rural property an hour outside Vancouver in October, Canadian police found 2.5 million doses of fentanyl and 528 gallons of chemicals in a shipping container and a storage
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At a rural property an hour outside Vancouver in October, Canadian police found 2.5 million doses of fentanyl and 528 gallons of chemicals in a shipping container and a storage
At a rural property an hour outside Vancouver in October, Canadian police found 2.5 million doses of fentanyl and 528 gallons of chemicals in a shipping container and a storage unit. Six months earli...
U.S. authorities say they have little indication that Canadian-made fentanyl is being smuggled south in significant quantities. But at a time when record numbers of people are dying from overdoses in the United States, the spread of clandestine fentanyl labs in Canada has the potential to undermine U.S. enforcement efforts and worsen the opioid epidemic in both nations.
A joint investigation uncovered illegal drug manufacturing facilities across the Hamilton and Toronto areas following the death of a man at a Hamilton residence in November 2021.
Hamilton police have charged 12 people, including one physician from Toronto after a two-year drug investigation lead to the discovery of a drug production ring.