Addiction News Daily is CCSA’s news service; a compilation of stories pulled from various sources and focusing on topics concerning alcohol, drugs and their related harms (including alcohol and drug prevention, treatment, recovery and addiction, and substance abuse policy and political dialogue). The stories are chosen for their potential interest to Canadians and are of national significance. The opinions expressed in Addiction News Daily stories are not necessarily those of CCSA.
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August 5, 2021| CBC News
Walpole Island First Nation to add security checks on bridge to curb flow of illicit drugs
August 4, 2021| Filter Magazine
In Canada, End-of-Life Therapy May Be the Path to Legal Psilocybin
July 27, 2021| Toronto Star
Urgent need in Alberta to address potent drug supply, overdose crisis: health experts
July 27, 2021| La Presse
La consommation de drogues aurait été en hausse au début de la pandémie
July 26, 2021| New West Record
Vancouver’s sewage fentanyl load extremely high: Statistics Canada
July 23, 2021| Tbnewswatch
Update: Police report 14 fatal drug overdoses to date in July
July 20, 2021| The Nelson Daily
High illicit drug toxicity death rate in city prompts call for public health emergency
July 16, 2021| Times Colonist
Province expands access to safer alternatives to toxic illicit drugs
July 15, 2021| Vancouver Sun
B.C. to offer Canada's first, permanent safe drug supply in response to overdose crisis
July 9, 2021| Toronto Star
'War on drugs has not worked': Guelph's mayor joins call for drug decriminalization
June 25, 2021| Radio-Canada
Des directeurs de santé appuient un modèle de décriminalisation de la possession de drogue
June 17, 2021| CTV News
Timmins health officials say tainted drug supply is resulting in more overdose calls
June 17, 2021| Guelph Today
'Opiod crisis' is now 'drug poisoning crisis:' Guelph Wellington Drug Strategy manager
June 15, 2021| CBC News
B.C. mayors lend support to Vancouver's drug decriminalization plan
June 15, 2021| Radio-Canada