Governments ‘won’t rest’ on opioid crisis: Trudeau

Governments ‘won’t rest’ on opioid crisis: Trudeau

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The prime minister says all levels of government must continue to push for “lasting solutions” to the rising opioid epidemic in Canada. Justin Trudeau addressed the Federation of Canadian Municipalities Friday in Ottawa.

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