Multiple samples in different colors and textures, containing several Fentanyl Analogs (including Carfentanil), Benzodiazepines, Veterinary Tranquilizers (Tranq), and Nitazenes (a group of potent opioids), were tested throughout the Fraser Health region.
Northern Health has issued a Toxic Drug Alert for Prince George. A red chunk sold as “down” tested positive for carfentanil and high levels of bromazolam and has been linked to overdoses.
Northern Health has issued a Drug Advisory for Prince George. A pressed, white, 8mg tablet sold as Dilaudid/Dilly tested positive for fentanyl. The pill looks very similar to a prescription Dilaudid or Hydromorphone. Please take care.
White powder (potentially in clear gel caps) sold as Mescaline tested as O-PCE instead. Dosing and effects are significantly different.
With Christmas and New Year celebrations approaching, many First Nations people across BC are looking forward to gathering in the spirit of community that has been a cornerstone of First Nations health and wellness for generations.
Interior Heath is issuing two drug alerts for Williams Lake which are associated with drug overdoses.
Drug poisonings are increasing in the Southern Gulf Islands. Friends, family and community members using unregulated substances face increased risk.
Vancouver, B.C. – As winter approaches, Vancouver Coastal Health is reminding residents they can play a key role in staying safe and healthy during the season.
Slips, trips, and falls can happen at any time of the year, but they are more common when conditions are snowy and icy. People are more than twice as likely to experience a slip, trip, or fall incident during the winter months than any other period of the year.
