The #SafeSupply NOW! cry is part of the National Day of Action on the Overdose Crisis on April 16
A Victoria puppy whose life was saved by a shot of naloxone has been adopted
The puppy is now up for adoption through the Victoria Humane Society
Council explores harm reduction tactics to combat opioid overdoses
A motion coming to council would ask the province for easier access to opioid alternatives
Researchers have spent the last year developing the Nal-Pal app
Researchers have spent the last year developing the Nal-Pal app
Front-line workers advocate for a youth-targeted supervised consumption site in Greater Victoria
Teens say positive connections with adults key to recovery
New report finds B.C. victims of opioids crisis on lower of end of socio-economic spectrum
Former B.C. representative for children and youth weighs in with her support
BCNU president wants the federal government to do more to reduce preventable deaths
Oak Bay High students and parents seek to remove stigma, open conversation, and connect resources
Someone asked her if she does the work for her son. McBain said: “No, actually. I do it for your son.”
Minister Mike Farnworth says federal law doesn’t go far enough
Parents of Elliot Eurchuk speak out about needed policy changes in wake of son’s overdose death.
Minister of Mental Health and Addictions announced changes at UVic’s School of Nursing
Doctor at only clinic in Canada to offer medical-grade heroin says federal move good for B.C.
