Ontario's Casual Approach to Drugging Seniors With Antipsychotics: Walkom

Published April 22, 2014

Ontario's casual approach to drugging seniors with antipsychotics: Walkom
The scope of this drug use came to light thanks to the efforts of my Star colleagues Jesse McLean, David Bruser and Andrew Bailey — with the help of Toronto Liberal backbencher Donna Cansfield, who painstakingly collected much of the data.
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Child abuse study
Mental conditions included having suicidal thoughts and attempted suicide, and drug abuse or dependence. … A 1990 study in Ontario suggested that 31 per cent of males and 21 per cent of females had experienced physical child abuse. Similarly, data …
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Your Drug Addiction Is Costing Poor People Their Lives
It's Martin Falls, an isolated reserve in Northern Ontario, where up to 80 per cent of the adults are addicted to oxycontin, and the community is currently struggling to fund its treatment programs that has successfully cut drug-related arrests from …
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