Established in 2008, the Network supports more than 160 urban, northern, rural, remote, and Indigenous communities with drug strategies across Ontario.
@l_stone Not helpful! Unwelcome and unsafe. Contrary to internal advice and recs from CMOH to OACP and so many more, in the midst of, by any metric, a raging public health emergency.
@jackhauen Chief Medical Officer of Health, 2024
Recs:
Increase access to integrated harm reduction services for people who use opioids, including:
- Supervised consumption services (including for smoking/inhalation)
P. 63, Balancing Act: An All of Society Approach to Substance Use
The case stems from a cop making arrests at an overdose scene after a 911 call.
“The ppl with [Cheryl Delorme] did what we hope anyone would do,” said DJ Larkin of @CANdrugpolicy. Yet, they and she "were arrested for drug possession.”
@dustbobgod reports:
https://t.co/KomcJx1pa7
[WEBINAR] Decriminalization Across Movements: explore the history of criminalization faced by various communities, hear firsthand accounts from those directly affected & examine how grassroots movements & coalitions have worked together.
Register here: https://t.co/dUlqYBJHxi
📢Calling Ontario residents ages 18+:
Are you passionate about drug policy, patient engagement, or making a difference in health research?
Join the ODPRN Citizens' Panel and make your voice heard!
https://t.co/qYpwWs3L9X
#CitizenEngagement#HealthPolicy#volunteer
Guelph, Hamilton, Thunder Bay, Toronto, Ottawa, and Waterloo Region receive funding to #pilot HART Hubs advance of shutting down #proven#CTS sites.
https://t.co/BlcJLyIDXQ
Some details on Ontario's pre-election target - people without homes, plus associated charities and municipalities - c/o @ColinDMello and via this thread:
https://t.co/plemFMEdX2
NEW: The Ford government unveils it’s encampment plan:
• $75 M for access to alternative accommodation including:
• $50 M to create long term affordable units
$20 M for additional shelter spaces
The premier says the new law would also prohibits the use of illicit drugs in public spaces with fines of up to $10,000 and 6 months in jail for repeat offenders.
#onpoli
Eliminating Ontario's #CTS sites is a deadly, deliberate decision affecting all taxpayers. Today we asked the Auditor General to complete a value for money audit today with @WGDrugStrategy and concerned MPPs @MikeSchreiner and @AislinnClancyKC
WATCH: https://t.co/0QVrmksA2Y
Eliminating Ontario's #CTS sites is a deadly, deliberate decision affecting all taxpayers. Today we asked the Auditor General to complete a value for money audit today with @WGDrugStrategy and concerned MPPs @MikeSchreiner and @AislinnClancyKC
WATCH: https://t.co/0QVrmksA2Y