ViewpointsOpinionCory Morgan: Alberta’s Involuntary Drug Addiction Treatment Initiative Should Be ApplaudedSavePrintA billboard in southern Alberta warns about the dangers of fentanyl, on April 27, 2018. Bill Graveland/The Canadian PressCory Morgan3/1/2025|Updated: 3/4/20250:00X 1CommentaryAlberta took a recovery-oriented approach to dealing with the opioid addiction crisis under Premier Jason Kenney’s leadership in 2019. By 2021, over 8,000 addiction treatment spaces had been funded.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our help center.Share this articleLeave a commentCory MorganAuthorCory Morgan is a columnist based in Calgary.Author’s Selected ArticlesCory Morgan: We Mustn’t Let Charlie Kirk’s Murder Deter Us From Gathering and Debating at Public EventsSep 12, 2025Cory Morgan: 5 New Major Projects Sound Promising, but Skepticism Won’t Fade Until Shovels Are in the GroundSep 12, 2025Cory Morgan: As Austerity Looms, the CRA Becomes a Test Case for ReformSep 06, 2025Cory Morgan: On the Immigration File, the Feds Need to Act Decisively to Alleviate Canadians’ Growing UneaseAug 30, 2025