Confirmed opioid toxicity deaths of Ottawa residents by ONS neighbourhood of incident (English, CSV)

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2026-09-09

Date Created: December 2024 Update Frequency: Yearly Last Reviewed: December 2024 Accuracy, Completeness, and Known Issues Data are from the "Suspect drug-related and confirmed opioid toxicity deaths in Ottawa Public Health" custom report provided by the OCCO. Confirmed opioid toxicity deaths are deaths for which a coroner or forensic pathologist determined the cause of death to be drug toxicity with opioid involvement. These may include drug toxicity deaths involving multiple substances. Conclusions on cause of death may take several months to become available. Deaths have been assigned to public health unit based on six-digit postal code of the residence of the decedent. If residence postal code was unavailable, the postal code of the incident location was used. If postal code of the incident location was unavailable, the postal code of the death location was used. This methodology aligns with how deaths are assigned in PHO's Interactive Opioid Tool. The attribution of deaths to an ONS neighbourhood reflects the location of incident or death, based on postal code, and not necessarily the neighbourhood where the decedent resided. Postal codes that straddle more than one ONS…

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