Force refuse to send official communications to reporter who won a Canadian Screen Award for exposing misconduct in the department

Upon taking control of the former Out of the Cold shelters, Atlantic Community Shelters Society got a 72% bump in provincial funding to the facilities. The agency had so much surplus cash in its first...

April 14, 2026 marks the 10th anniversary of the declaration of a public health emergency in the province of B.C. following an unprecedented increase in drug-related harms.1 Then provincial health off...

In the province, EMS calls for opioid overdoses increased by nearly 70% after site closings last April

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  Ottawa, Canada | March 24, 2026—Yesterday, the United Nations Human Rights Committee released a report rebuking Canada’s narrow interpretation of the “right to life” and called ...

In times of uncertainty, politicians scapegoat marginalized communities—blaming groups like migrants and people who use drugs for complex societal challenges. From the creation of a "fentanyl czar" to...

Amidst a housing crisis with no end in sight, municipalities across the province have been cracking down on the unhoused

The Region of Waterloo’s plans to evict residents at a Kitchener encampment have been put on hold after a judge ruled in favour of the residents.

The Superior Court of Ontario has ruled in favour of the residents at the Victoria Street encampment in downtown Kitchener, pausing any plans to remove them from the site.

One of the Doug Ford government’s rationales for a sweeping policy that would shutter supervised drug consumption sites was that they are linked to crime – but a review of publicly posted Toronto poli...

Two months after Somerset West Community Health Centre closed its injection site, neighbours say they've witnessed a surge in public drug use.

A committee has decided to stop funding its integrated drug strategy, opting to redirect those funds to HART Hubs.

Two months after Somerset West Community Health Centre closed its injection site, neighbours say they've witnessed a surge in public drug use.