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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January 19, 2022| APTN News
Thousands have died of drug overdoses since B.C. declared a state of emergency in 2016 – now what?
January 19, 2022| Excalibur
Are warning labels on alcohol a necessary and effective approach for consumer health and safety?
January 19, 2022| CBC News
Sudbury area continues to deal with an increase in opioid overdoses and deaths
January 19, 2022| Saltwire
Booze and drugs helped Halifax homeless exposed to COVID obey isolation rules
January 18, 2022| TechCrunch
Snapchat says it's getting better at finding illicit drug dealers before users do
January 18, 2022| CBC News
Sudbury grocer abandons alcohol sales and industry association says it won't be the last
January 18, 2022| Toronto Star
Court to hear urgent appeal on Alberta ID policy for supervised drug-use sites
January 18, 2022| Le Journal de Montréal
Crise des opioïdes : la moitié des Ontariens morts d’une surdose avaient cherché de l’aide
January 18, 2022| Global News
Half of Ontario opioid deaths interacted with health care system the month before: study
January 18, 2022| CBC News
Alberta safe supply committee starts work
January 18, 2022| Udem Nouvelles
Malgré la pandémie, la consommation de substances chez les jeunes adultes reste stable
January 18, 2022| CBC News
Yukon to declare substance use emergency, says health minister
January 17, 2022| CTV News
Windsor city council approves proposed location for safe consumption site
January 17, 2022| Espace Mieux-être Canada
Avec les mesures de santé publique en place en raison de la COVID-19, de nombreuses personnes vivent plus de stress, d'isolement et d'anxiété. Vous n'êtes pas seul, il suffit d’un appel ou d’un clic pour joindre Espace Mieux-être Canada.
January 16, 2022| Toronto Sun