Ontario opioid deaths nine times higher among First Nations people amid questions over treatment - Investigative Journalism Bureau
The treatment meant to save Niibin Pahpeguish’s life began to feel like a prison. After almost a decade battling an addiction that began with prescribed painkillers and later escalated to street opioids, she entered a treatment program in 2009. There, at a facility in Brantford, Ont., she was put on methadone, a drug prescribed to […]| Investigative Journalism Bureau
