Uncertain future ahead for state harm reduction programs, should legislation not be extended

Critical services for Oklahomans facing life-threatening addiction could be shut down next summer, if state lawmakers don’t step in.

Governments have thrown tens of millions at First Nations drug treatment. People are still ...

The opioid-related death rate among First Nations people is nine times higher than among non-First Nations people, the report ...
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'I swore I’d never be that way': Vancouver Island mom reflects on addiction journey

“I’ve seen how traumatic addiction can be on the family system. I swore I’d never be that way. We never grow up hoping day ...

KY recovery providers unite to make treatment more effective, advocate for Medicaid reform

Citing the need for more collaboration in the treatment of substance use disorder, 10 nonprofit organizations from around ...

Calgary outreach organizations worried as access to free harm reduction supplies dries up

Some community outreach groups working with vulnerable Calgarians are scrambling after being told that, starting this month, ...