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Image 1 — Ontario's opioid crisis is concentrated in the North — Thunder Bay's death rate is nearly 4× the provincial average
Image 2 — Ontario's opioid crisis is concentrated in the North — Thunder Bay's death rate is nearly 4× the provincial average
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Ontario's opioid crisis is concentrated in the North — Thunder Bay's death rate is nearly 4× the provincial average

Context: Ontario recorded 2,242 confirmed and probable opioid toxicity deaths in 2024. Rates varied substantially across the province’s 34 public health units, with the highest rates concentrated in Northern Ontario.

Source: Office of the Chief Coroner of Ontario, via ODPRN; population estimates from Statistics Canada Table 17-10-0157-01

Full breakdown: https://opendatacanada.ca/articles/ontario-opioid-deaths-by-phu-2024

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Union Membership (Coverage) as % of Employees Across Canada — Ontario and Alberta Lowest, Quebec Highest (StatCan, 2025)

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Youth unemployment in Canada reached 13.8% in 2025; the 2022–2025 rise in youth unemployment is the largest 3-year increase outside a recession since 1976

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Ontario government tops Canada’s corporate welfare charts as business subsidies jump more than 200 per cent over the past decade | Montreal Economic Institute

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