Health Canada is providing $693,434 to enhance emergency treatment and harm reduction services in Timmins.

“There is no one-size-fits-all approach to solving the overdose crisis and no community can solve it alone,” Minister of Health Marjorie Michel said in a statement.

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“By investing in community-driven, culturally relevant, and evidence-based initiatives, we are making sure people have access to the care and support they need, close to home.”

The investment was secured through the City of Timmins’ community safety and well-being plan and will be distributed to the Timmins and District Hospital and Northeastern Public Health.

“Improving the outcome of mental health and addictions is a core priority,” Meagan Baranyk, the city’s community programs manager said in a

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