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The emergency actions draw on public-health guidance. This does not establish the effectiveness of the branded tools as a whole. Clinical validation and effectiveness of these tools have not been established." }, { "id": "free-information", "question": "Is the safety information free?", "answer": "The safety information on this website is free to read and share. Future collaboration and licensing ideas are in development; they are not a promise of an available service." }, { "id": "peer-safety-role", "question": "What can I do if I am not using?", "answer": "You can say no without explaining, set boundaries, arrange a way home and seek support for your own wellbeing. Helping others is optional. Everyone can learn overdose response and naloxone use. 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From 2025, the national total includes deaths related to all unregulated drugs in British Columbia and drug- or opioid-related intoxication in Quebec. Definitions and reporting coverage affect comparisons.", "reviewed_on": "2026-10-06", "source_updated_on": "2026-09-22", "source_urls": [ "https://health-infobase.canada.ca/substance-related-harms/opioids-stimulants/" ] }, "niagara": { "id": "niagara-data", "title": "Niagara EMS response data", "status": "awaiting_independent_verification", "status_label": "Verification pending", "statement": "See Niagara Region’s dashboard for reported EMS responses to suspected opioid overdoses. TRDP’s earlier January–July 2026 total is awaiting independent verification against the underlying monthly records.", "geography": "Niagara Region, Ontario", "period": "January–July 2026", "unit": "EMS responses to suspected opioid overdoses", "qualifier": "EMS responses are not confirmed overdoses, unique people, or deaths. Dashboard figures may be revised. No independently verified total is presented here.", "reviewed_on": "2026-09-06", "source_urls": [ "https://www.niagararegion.ca/living/health_wellness/alc-sub-abuse/drugs/opioids.aspx" ] }, "response": { "id": "response-evidence", "title": "Emergency response guidance", "status": "supported_guidance", "status_label": "Official guidance", "statement": "Call 911, give naloxone if available, follow the kit and dispatcher’s directions for rescue breathing or CPR, give another dose after 2–3 minutes if there is no response, and stay until help arrives.", "qualifier": "Naloxone acts temporarily on opioids. Effects can return after it wears off. General education does not replace dispatcher or kit instructions.", "reviewed_on": "2026-09-26", "source_urls": [ "https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/opioids/overdose.html", "https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/opioids/naloxone.html" ] }, "withdrawal": { "id": "withdrawal-evidence", "title": "Stopping or reducing substance use", "status": "supported_guidance", "status_label": "Withdrawal qualification", "statement": "Avoiding recreational substance use avoids exposure to its risks. If you may be physically dependent—especially on alcohol or benzodiazepines—get medical advice before suddenly stopping or sharply reducing use; withdrawal can be dangerous. Do not stop prescribed medication without advice from your prescriber.", "qualifier": "Risk depends on the substance and the person’s situation. Seek individual medical advice.", "reviewed_on": "2026-09-26", "source_urls": [ "https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/substance-use/controlled-illegal-drugs/benzodiazepines.html", "https://www.camh.ca/en/professionals/treating-conditions-and-disorders/alcohol-use/alcohol-use---treatment/treatment---managing-alcohol-withdrawal" ] }, "frameworks": { "id": "framework-status", "title": "TRDP framework status", "status": "project_defined_not_validated", "status_label": "Project definitions · effectiveness not established", "statement": "DOPE, SAFE, WATER and the 4:19 Safety Check are TRDP working frameworks and educational tools. The emergency actions draw on public-health guidance. This does not establish the effectiveness of the branded tools as a whole. Clinical validation and effectiveness of these tools have not been established.", "qualifier": "A source for an emergency action is not an evaluation of a branded framework.", "reviewed_on": "2026-09-06", "source_urls": [] }, "advocacy": { "id": "advocacy-status", "title": "TRDP policy position", "status": "advocacy", "status_label": "Advocacy position", "statement": "TRDP opposes shame, dehumanization and criminal penalties for simple personal possession.", "qualifier": "This is TRDP’s ethical and policy position, not a description of current Canadian law or a demonstrated intervention effect.", "reviewed_on": "2026-09-06", "source_urls": [] } }, "corrections": [ { "date": "2026-10-06", "page_version": "3.12", "id": "resource-feedback-2026-10-06", "title": "Optional feedback expanded to public resources", "text": "Feedback is now available on public resource pages with a resource selector for pages, homepage tools and downloads. Each submission stores its selected resource and site-release version. Older homepage feedback remains attributed to the homepage. Feedback remains voluntary, privately reviewed and separate from public endorsement." }, { "date": "2026-10-06", "page_version": "3.11", "id": "homepage-three-actions-2026-10-06", "title": "Homepage simplified around three visitor actions", "text": "Emergency response, finding support and learning one thing now lead the homepage. Longer existing resources use expandable panels; source wording and earlier review dates remain unchanged. A private five-minute usability pilot plan is prepared; no sticker stock, distribution, recruitment or effectiveness is claimed." }, { "date": "2026-10-03", "page_version": "3.6", "id": "correction-pride-access-2026-10-03", "title": "Disability Pride, 2SLGBTQ+ Pride and accessibility welcome added", "text": "Added an explicit Pride welcome, respect for self-chosen language, names and pronouns, and a contact route for access barriers. Invited disabled and 2SLGBTQ+ artists to contribute to the zine with full credit. Identity, diagnosis and personal disclosure are not required to use resources. Accessibility review remains pending; this update is not a certification. Earlier evidence-review dates remain unchanged. Added alternate-format guidance and plain-text downloads generated from the shared response steps, checklist and guide content." }, { "date": "2026-10-03", "page_version": "3.5", "id": "correction-resources-zine-2026-10-03", "title": "Free-resource sharing, printing and zine artwork invitation added", "text": "Added homepage invitations to share and print free TRDP resources and contribute artwork to the zine. Published artwork receives full credit under the contributor’s chosen name, with permission and edits agreed by email before publication. Added print controls to the safety card and share/print controls to all 25 guides. Resource links now use therealdopeproject.com. Earlier evidence-review dates remain unchanged." }, { "date": "2026-10-03", "page_version": "WARN update", "id": "correction-warn-2026-10-03", "title": "WARN reminder and 4:19 preparation expanded", "text": "Added WARN (OTHERS) to the shared response summary, safety card, preparation checklist, guides and teen safety section. Expanded preparation to food, sleep, hydration, recovery time, interactions, safe transport and storage, drug checking, equipment and disposal. These reminders do not guarantee safety; food, sleep and water do not prevent overdose, and a negative test cannot establish safety. Emergency care comes before warning others. Earlier source vintages retain their own dates." }, { "date": "2026-09-26", "page_version": "3.4", "id": "correction-support-2026-09-26", "title": "Universal safety, support and counting choices clarified", "text": "Overdose and naloxone knowledge remain for everyone. Added need-based support routes, including support for people who do not use substances. Safety-card usage counting now requires an optional affirmative choice; activity labels describe recorded actions rather than confirmed sharing or health outcomes. Counts before this change were not opt-in." }, { "date": "2026-09-26", "page_version": "3.4", "id": "correction-national-2026-09-26", "title": "National surveillance updated and coverage qualifier corrected", "text": "Updated the national total to PHAC’s September 22 release: 57,509 apparent opioid toxicity deaths, January 2016–March 2026. Corrected the broader British Columbia and Quebec category start to 2025. The latest four quarters are preliminary. Differences between releases should not be interpreted as deaths in a particular interval because revisions and coverage also affect totals." }, { "date": "2026-09-06", "page_version": "2.3", "id": "correction-niagara-2026-09-06", "title": "Niagara total moved out of headline statistics", "text": "The earlier page showed 947 EMS responses for January–July 2026. That total has not been independently verified against Niagara Region’s monthly source records. It has been removed from the headline statistics and retained here only as an unverified previous claim; it should not be cited as a verified total." }, { "date": "2026-09-06", "page_version": "2.3", "id": "correction-scope-2026-09-06", "title": "Safety and evidence qualifications clarified", "text": "Removed a jurisdiction-count qualifier that was not established for the full Canadian cumulative period. Added dependence and withdrawal cautions, separated emergency response from the preparation check, and clarified that the 4:19 Safety Check shares the unvalidated status of TRDP’s other branded tools." } ], "current_focus": { "confirmed_on": "2026-09-26", "status": "In development; campaign impact has not been established.", "purpose": "The Real DOPE Project is developing free, stigma-free safety education and support navigation for everyone. Overdose recognition and naloxone knowledge are universal, alongside support for non-use, substance questions, recovery, families, transitions, practical needs, grief and community action.", "new_page_guidance_checked_on": "2026-09-26", "scope": "September 26 source checks cover national surveillance, overdose response, naloxone, tolerance, withdrawal and the linked support providers’ published information. These are not real-time stock, eligibility or access checks. The Ontario kit map could not be directly retrieved; kit access was corroborated by official search results and local providers. Independent clinical, lived/living-experience and human accessibility reviews remain pending. 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