This rings true to the 13,000+ families across #AB who morn a loved one because of toxic unregulated drugs 💔

Another new, more toxic drug. The most effective solution is regulated access to safer substances—but it’s the answer those in power don’t want to hear. theijf.org/article/nita...

Walrus Talks Opioids is a really interesting take on the toxic drug crisis, featuring a wide range of viewpoints. Speakers include: Dr. Jennifer Brasch; Suzanne Obiorah; Rennie Linklater; Ahmad Salhia; Marianne Meed Ward; Scott Chris Cull. www.youtube.com/watch?v=0B7m... via @thewalrus.ca

“Governments are responding to the toxic drug crisis with "organized abandonment," withdrawing support and leaving people vulnerable to harm, poverty, and death.“ By @heartforward.bsky.social and @msthpetra.bsky.social substack.com/@heartsalber...

We are creating space in the Naming a Crisis exhibit for healthcare workers to participate by sharing messages about their experiences in the crisis.

#FIFAworldcup visitors need to be informed about Canadas toxic unregulated drugs. youtu.be/S3CQH0oasck?...

Please follow @heartsalberta.bsky.social A collective of Alberta advocates committed to compassion, inclusion, and justice. Guided by HEARTS: Harm Reduction, Equity, Advocacy, Respect, Trust, and Support, we stand with people who use substances and who deserve dignity and care.

The province of Sask does not fund SCS, (although they would if they actually cared about people) so it has absolutely no jurisdiction or say in whether health Canada allows this. Sask party over stepping as always, and why is it always to harm people ? www.ctvnews.ca/saskatoon/ar...

The C-Train. Public washrooms. A building stairwell. Parked cars. Back alleys. Store entrances.… When you close a supervised, indoor space, the problem doesn’t disappear—it just moves. By @heartforward.bsky.social and @msthpetra.bsky.social heartsalberta.substack.com/p/albertas-u...