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- More than 1 in 4 deaths among young people in Canada were opioid-related in 2021, study findsCBC
- Cocaine use rising in Canada, new data suggests, as researchers link stimulants to drug deathsCBC
- Drug overdose deaths from multiple substances on rise in Ontario since start of pandemic: reportCBC
- Changing nature of Canada's overdose crisis calls for more aggressive response, experts sayCBC
- Nearly 1 in 3 employees to die from an opioid overdose works in construction. Is the industry doing enough to confront the crisis?thestar.com
- Why letting users know what's in the drugs they're taking is important as opioid deaths riseCBC
- THalf of Ontario opioid deaths interacted with health-care system the month before: Studytorontosun.com
- Half of people who died from opioids in 2020 sought health care in the month beforethestar.com
- Toronto opioid deaths doubled during COVID-19, says provincial studythestar.com
- The use of benzodiazepines, prescribed for sleep and anxiety disorders, has declined in Ontario but risen for young women, study saysthestar.com
- When prescription opioids run out, users look for the supply on the streetsCBC
- More than half a million prescription drugs are stolen each year - and most are opioidsCBC
- A Prescription For Opioids Is Unlikely To Turn Into A Fatal Addictionhuffingtonpost.ca
- Volume of opioids dispensed to Ontarians drops: studyThe Globe and Mail
- NIn a ‘corner of hell’ with a killer drug: Fentanyl blamed for spike in Toronto overdose deathsnationalpost.com
- Toronto police issue safety alert after four suspected fentanyl deathsthestar.com
- TTwo people die daily of opioid overdoses in Ontariotorontosun.com
- Two people dying a day in Ontario from opioid overdoses: studyThe Globe and Mail
- Two people die every day in Ontario of opioid-related causes, research showsthestar.com
- THundreds of opioid overdose deaths in Ontario: reporttorontosun.com
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