Commentary on the new WSIB “narcotics strategy”

March 18, 2010

In response to the new policy on restricting long acting narcotic pain killers, why the Board is not proposing alternative treatment but instead is leaving injured workers to fend for themselves

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COVID-19 has made the holidays even lonelier for #InjuredWorkers, who are often isolated and in poverty at the best of times. Join in our support of their December 9th DAY OF ACTION at 11am. On Zoom and Facebook Live. http://Tinyurl.com/oniwg2020facebook

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On the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, 64 Organizations Call for Immediate Action to ensure all Patients including those with Disabilities will Not be Discriminated Against if COVID Surge Requires Rationing of Critical Medical Care. https://archdisabilitylaw.ca/for-immediate-release-accessibility-for-ontarians-with-disabilities-act-alliance-arch-disability-law-centre

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Statement by the Prime Minister on the International Day of Persons with Disabilities https://prn.to/2L3mRMq

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