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Resources related to opioid addiction are now available at fire stations throughout Edmonton, as part of a partnership between the province and Edmonton Fire Rescue Services.
A first in Canada, police officers will now be able to offer immediate access to addiction treatment upon an individual’s arrest.
Alberta officials are promising no wait lines, same-day service and no bills to people who want to take a new opioid treatment called Sublocade.
Sublocade is an injectable version of the opioid treatment medication Suboxone and lasts in a person's system for 30 days.
Sublocade is an injectable version of the opioid treatment medication Suboxone and lasts in a person's system for 30 days.