Lethbridge EMS responded to the highest number of drug-related events during February 2023 than in any other February over the last 6 years, continuing a 8-month trend of rising numbers.

Lethbridge EMS responded to the highest number of drug-related events during February 2023 than in any other February over the last 6 years, continuing a 8-month trend of rising numbers.
Lethbridge EMS responded to the highest number of drug-related events during January 2023 than in any other January over the last 6 years, continuing a 6-month trend of rising numbers.
New data for the two years since the SCS closed was shut down due to cancelled government funding shows a relationship between SCS usage in Lethbridge and the number of drug deaths seen in Lethbridge.
Lethbridge EMS responded to the highest number of drug-related events during December 2022 than in any other December over the last 5 years.
Lethbridge EMS responded to the second highest number of drug-related events during November 2022 than in any other November over the last 5 years, extending an upward trend that started in June.
Lethbridge EMS responded to the second highest number of drug-related events during October 2022 than in any other October over the last 5 years, building on an upward trend that started in June.
Lethbridge EMS responded to the second lowest number of drug-related events during August 2022 than in any other August over the last 5 years, but the number of drug responses have increased in each of the last three months.
Jason Kenney seems to think his government’s policies are directly responsible for a recent decrease in drug deaths in Alberta.
Lethbridge EMS responded to the second lowest number of drug-related events during August 2022 than in any other August over the last 5 years, but the number of drug responses have increased in each of the last three months.
New data for the first half of 2022, shows a relationship between SCS usage in Lethbridge and the number of drug deaths seen in Lethbridge.