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EPISODE · May 23, 2024 · 23 MIN

Addiction Crisis, Addictions and Mental Health, and Calgary's Population Surge

from The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz · host Corus Radio

Usually, breaking records is a good thing but when it comes to deaths due to drug-poisoning, 2023 was a record year in Alberta. What needs to be done to make real progress to address this tragic issue? We get the thoughts of Dr. Monty Ghosh, Assistant Professor and Doctor of Internal Medicine & Addiction at the University of Alberta.   If we are going to take any steps towards addressing drug-poisonings and overdoses in our own backyard, the first step has to be addressing some of the underlying issues like mental health. We tackle the topic with Social Worker and Mental Health Advocate, Karen Gallagher-Burt. Finally, Calgary’s population continues to grow and the latest data from Stats Canada shows our city’s population has grown by almost 100-thousand over the last year! How does this increase impact the city as a whole and what is the economic impact? We discuss with Ruhee Ismail-Teja, Vice President of Policy and External Affairs at the Calgary Chamber.

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