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January 13, 2023| Global News
Animal tranquillizer xylazine is now in Canada’s street drug supply. Here’s what to know
January 13, 2023| What’s Now
La xylazine, un tranquillisant pour animaux, fait maintenant partie de l’approvisionnement en médicaments de rue au Canada. Voici ce qu’il faut savoir
January 12, 2023| Global News
Street drugs in Canada are becoming more toxic — and tools to treat them less effective. Why?
January 6, 2023| Vice News
This Guy Plans to Open a Store That Sells Heroin, Meth, and Crack
January 4, 2023| City News
Nova Scotia Health warns of tainted cocaine
January 3, 2023| CBC News
Changing nature of Canada's overdose crisis calls for more aggressive response, experts say
January 2, 2023| CTV News
B.C. advocates say more action needed as province set to embark on drug decriminalization pilot
December 21, 2022| Captital Daily
Text alerts about Island toxic drugs signals deepening crisis, but not an informative tool: experts
December 12, 2022| Capital Current
Ottawa’s third psilocybin dispensary — Magic Mush — opens in Centretown
December 9, 2022| CBC News
Street drug found in blood of 9 sudden deaths, N.B. medical officer of health warns
December 4, 2022| Radio-Canada
À Hay River, de la drogue contient du fentanyl et du carfentanil
December 4, 2022| Vancouver Sun
People with stimulant use disorder at high risk for overdose after jail: study
November 28, 2022| Radio-Canada
Le nombre de surdoses mortelles demeure élevé dans le Nord ontarien
November 27, 2022| Radio-Canada
Toronto ne fermera pas le magasin Shroomyz, mais la police pourrait traquer les vendeurs
November 21, 2022| CBC News