Today, the Canadian Association of Social Workers (CASW) releases its submission to the parliamentary study on the toxic opioid crisis.
Canada’s response to the crisis is held back by two connected problems. Mental and substance use health services are fragmented and hard to afford, and people can still face criminal penalties for personal possession. CASW, representing more than 20,500 members across Canada, urges the federal government to addr…
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