Minister says not enough beds for compulsory care for addictions across the country
Several provinces are discussing introducing or expanding compulsory treatment
Addictions
For Inuit by Inuit: Isuarsivik expands to include families, more land-based care
Recovery centre in Nunavik to welcome more guests in new building.
Indigenous teen treatment center in Quebec revamps program
Walgwan Centre went through renovations and reassessment before opening its doors again.
New substance use health emergency strategy released in Yukon
Timelines and overall cost still in the works says health and social services minister.
Selkirk First Nation turns to courts to ban an alleged drug dealer
The alleged dealer has been accused of dealing illegal drugs on settlement lands.
First Nation in Yukon declares state of emergency following double homicide
The First Nation of Na-Cho Nyäk Dun made the declaration on March 14.
‘We cannot ignore them’: How to protect unsheltered people in Canada put InFocus
One night in Terrace, B.C., a bylaw officer was checking an area of the city…
Ross River, Yukon facing mental health and addictions crisis
The community of 400 people is grappling with a lack of funding and supports.
Samson Cree Nation holds vigil to honour victims of violence, addictions, suicide
Trena Soosay, a mother from Samson Cree Nation whose son was killed by gang violence,…