New drug centre to generate intelligence for law enforcement
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New drug centre to generate intelligence for law enforcement
Read: 3 min On May 26, Health Minister Marjorie Michel announced the launch of the new Canadian Drug Analysis Centre (CDAC). The centre will generate forensic intelligence to help law enforcement disrupt Canada’s illegal drug market. The move comes as Canada continues to grapple with a toxic drug supply linked to more than 7,000 opioid-related deaths a year. “The CDAC will strengthen our ability to analyze drug samples and help us better underst…
New Canadian Drug Analysis Centre strengthens fight against illegal drugs
May 27, 2026 | Toronto, ON | Health Canada A dangerous and unpredictable illegal drug supply made up of powerful synthetic opioids is driving drug-related deaths and harms across our country. Given the significant risks to public health and safety, the Government of Canada continues to move quickly to detect and disrupt illegal drug trade. Today, the Honourable Marjorie Michel, Minister of Health,
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