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Alberta government clarifies Compassionate Intervention Act after criticism - Vimarsana News

Alberta government clarifies Compassionate Intervention Act after criticism

As the United Conservative government faces criticism over its Compassionate Intervention Act, the premier's chief of staff sat down with Global News to set the record straight.

Finding better community outcomes: Lethbridge committee discusses social issues - Lethbridge - Vimarsana News

Finding better community outcomes: Lethbridge committee discusses social issues - Lethbridge

On Thursday, the committee also voted in favour of allocating federal funds towards three initiatives targeting those experiencing or at-risk of homelessness and seniors.

Central Albertans 'deeply impacted' by substance-related deaths - Vimarsana News

Central Albertans 'deeply impacted' by substance-related deaths

Moms Stop The Harm set up memorial tree

Victoria mom running daily marathons around B.C. Ministry of Health offices calling for change to toxic drug response - Vimarsana News

Victoria mom running daily marathons around B.C. Ministry of Health offices calling for change to toxic drug response

A Victoria mother is running a marathon every day around the B.C. Ministry of Health offices to urge the province to expand access to a safe supply of drugs, and to reduce the stigma attached to drug use. Jessica Michalofsky already ran five marathons around the offices last week, and plans to run another five this week until she gets answers.

Parents who lost children to drug toxicity call for provincial government to do more on opioid crisis - Vimarsana News

Parents who lost children to drug toxicity call for provincial government to do more on opioid crisis

An organization of Canadian families who have experienced substance-use-related deaths held a rally in several B.C. cities on Thursday, demanding safe drug supply, decriminalization of small amounts of illicit drugs for personal use, and more resources for treatment.

Source: cbc.ca