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There were 11 per cent more opioid overdoses in the Orangeville and Shelburne area last year compared to one year prior, according to Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health WDGPH .In total, WDGPH reports there were 30 opioid overdoses in Dufferin County in 2018, which is three more than the 27 recorded within the countys borders in 2017.In late August, Dr. Nicola Mercer, WDGPHs medical officer of health and CEO, was the co-author an article titled The opioid crisis is even larger than we know. We need more data first published in the Toronto Star. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
stanley becher Many who use drugs are marginalized and isolated, beyond front-line care. Even if recorded, data might go unshared, the report stated.
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stanley thermoskannen is kills 12 Canadians a day, and we dont share all we know. Drug-use consequences are national in scope, but health services and access to information are not. And overdoses are intensely local.Weve decided to dig into the statistics to help reveal the extent of the problem. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Keep it in mind that non-fatal overdoses typically arent recorded, when an emergency responder, hospital worker or coroner isnt called to respond, intervene or investigate.DATA FOR DUFFERIN, WELLINGTON AND GUELPH ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥⒙燭he rate of opioid-related emergency department visits was 45.1 pe Sjtr Today s coronavirus news: Toronto reports 14 new infections; Australia declares disaster in Victoria; Ontario reports 116 new cases
Monica Gomez says she specifically created her contactless Christmas lights drive-thru event as a safe experience that
stanley termoska could spread some holiday cheer during COVID-19.She says she followed the governments guidelines on how she can run the business safely, with measures such as contactless payment and requiring visitors to stay in their vehicles at all times. She even applied for a grant that was specifically for drive-thru businesses, she said.So she was caught off guard on Dec. 21 when she learned Ontarios provincewide lockdown on Boxing Day means her business will have to dim its lights. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The grant gave not only myself but everybody who wants to do drive-thrus that confidence to go ahead and invest in this, Gomez said. Its an already been a tough year for us. Now weve invested all this money into this experience and in our busiest weeks, were being shut down. Gomez has been operating a drive-thru Christmas lights festival called Polar Drive since Nov. 27. It was originally slated to run until Jan. 3. Gomez said they were hoping to extend it another
vaso stanley two weeks because theyve been slammed with so many parents looking for something safe to do with their kids. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Its really all people have and mental health is such a huge problem right now, Go
stanley quencher mez said. And the one thing that families could do safely together, it just doesnt make sense
