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Ontario First Nation declares state of emergency over gang and addiction crises

  • A First Nation in northwestern Ontario declared a state of emergency due to escalating safety concerns around gang activity, as stated by Chief Louis Kwissiwa.
  • Chief Kwissiwa mentioned that "organized crime and drug trafficking has created an ever-growing crisis in our community" impacting mental health resources.
  • Joe Moses, the CEO of the First Nation, warned that without immediate intervention, "more lives will be lost, and the fabric of our community will continue to unravel.
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