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Stephen Turner, a London city councillor and Director of Environmental Health and Infectious Diseases at the Middlesex-London Health Unit, discusses the province’s opioid crisis with delegates at the 2019 AMO Conference.
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September 2019
The opioid crisis is affecting people in communities of every size and the daily reality of lives lost – an estimated 4,400 people in 2018, 1,400 in Ontario alone – is something political leaders at all levels are struggling with.
At the 2019 Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) conference in Ottawa, the crisis was a topic of conversation for members representing the province’s largest communities.
The session, titled “Fight Opioid Overdoses:
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