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  • Call to Action and 2026 priorities announced by the Community Drug Strategy for Greater Sudbury

    The Greater Sudbury Community Drug Strategy has released a Call to Action and priorities for 2026, marking the next step forward in the collective response to the toxic drug crisis. The Call to Action and 2026 priorities reflect the voices of community members and people with past and current experience with substance use, and set out clear goals to reduce substance-related harms and promote health and equity across Greater Sudbury.  The 2026 priorities outlined in the Call to Action include:   …

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  • Drug warning: May 1, 2026

    Public Health Sudbury & Districts is warning of ongoing elevated numbers of drug poisonings (overdoses) and unexpected reactions to substances in the Sudbury and Manitoulin districts. In April, emergency medical service (EMS) calls increased to their highest level since May 2020. The cause of the increase is unknown. While EMS call activity has declined towards…

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  • Drug warning: April 22, 2026

    Public Health Sudbury & Districts is warning of a rise in drug poisonings (overdoses) and unexpected reactions to substances in the Sudbury and Manitoulin districts. The cause of the increase is unknown, but based on the symptoms reported, it is suspected to be highly toxic opioid drugs. It is nonetheless important to remember that street…

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  • Drug warning: April 7, 2026

    Public Health Sudbury & Districts is warning of a rise in drug poisonings (overdoses) and unexpected reactions to substances in the Sudbury and Manitoulin districts. The cause of the increase is unknown. This serves as an important reminder that street drugs may be cut or mixed with substances such as benzos (benzodiazepines), xylazine, medetomidine, fentanyl,…

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  • Drug warning: March 18, 2026

    Public Health Sudbury & Districts is warning of a rise in drug poisonings (overdoses) and unexpected reactions to substances in Sudbury and districts. The cause of the increase is unknown. This serves as an important reminder that street drugs may be cut or mixed with substances such as benzos (benzodiazepines), xylazine, medetomidine, fentanyl, or carfentanil.…

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  • Drug warning: January 22, 2026

    Public Health Sudbury & Districts is warning of a rise in drug poisonings (overdoses) and unexpected reactions to substances in the Sudbury and Manitoulin districts. The cause of the increase is unknown. This serves as an important reminder that street drugs may be cut or mixed with substances such as benzos (benzodiazepines), xylazine, medetomidine, fentanyl,…

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  • Drug warning: December 2, 2025

    Public Health Sudbury & Districts is warning of a rise in drug poisonings (overdoses) and unexpected reactions to substances in the Sudbury and Manitoulin districts. The cause of the increase is unknown. This serves as an important reminder that street drugs may be cut or mixed with substances such as benzos (benzodiazepines), xylazine, medetomidine, fentanyl,…

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  • Drug warning: November 3, 2025

    Public Health Sudbury & Districts is warning of heavier sedation in recent drug poisonings (overdoses) in the Sudbury and Manitoulin districts. The cause of the increase in sedation is unknown. This serves as an important reminder that street drugs may be cut or mixed with substances such as benzos (benzodiazepines), xylazine, medetomidine, fentanyl, or carfentanil. Be cautious if using drugs and please share this information…

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