News Releases

2005
November 1	Manitoba Meth Strategy Focuses On Restricting Supply, Reducing Demand of Dangerous Drug
November 9	Manitoba Crystal Meth Public Education Campaign Launched
November 30	Plan To Restrict Sale Of Single-Source Pseudoephedrines Moving Forward: Oswald
December 14	Manitoba Announces $6.7 Million Mental Health And Addictions Strategy
December 21	Producers Alerted to Use of Anhydrous Ammonia in Meth Production: Wowchuk
2006
January 13	Restrictions On Preferred Meth-Making Ingredients To Be In Place Jan. 15
February 10	Healthy Living Minister Announces Community Forums On Crystal Meth
March 9	New Resources, Stronger Law Designed To Target Problem Properties For Public Safety
April 12	Government Introduces The Youth Drug Stabilization (Support For Parents) Act
April 13	Front-Line Workers Receive Training For Dealing With Crystal Meth Users
May 3	Police, First Responders Receive Training To Tackle Crystal Meth
June 27	Unified Crystal Meth Takedown Protocol In Place, Equipment Funded
September 6	Province Expands Mental Health and Addictions Strategy
October 13	$7 Million Invested In Mental-Health And Addictions Programs, Additional Youth Addiction Treatment
October 26	Province Announces Information Resources To Help Manitobans Access Addictions Services
October 31	Colleen Johnson Memorial Plaque Unveiled as Youth Stabilization Facility Open in Winnipeg
November 29	Meth Training for First Responders Expanded in Rural Manitoba