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We invite members and partners to explore the report here to learn more about what participants valued most and the priorities identified for 2026–2027 programming.

Please review the letter from Nova Scotia Health’s Physician Lead for Addiction Medicine, Dr. David Martell, which outlines recent changes to the administration of Long-Acting Injectable Buprenorphine (LAIB/Sublocade®) for all Nova Scotia Health OAT providers and ORP, RSC, and IWMU staff.

Access the letter here

As the Atlantic Mentorship Network-Pain & Addiction (AMN-P&A) has grown and evolved, dedicated networks have emerged across New Brunswick (AMN-NB), Newfoundland and Labrador (AMN-NL), and Prince Edward Island (AMN-PEI) – an exciting reflection of the strength and expansion of our broader community. At the national level, this momentum continues, with a network in British Columbia and developing networks in Quebec and Saskatchewan, as well as the re-establishment of a network in Ontario.

In response to this growth, we are updating our name from AMN-P&A to AMN-NS to better align with our primary focus moving forward: Nova Scotia. This change will take effect April 1, 2026.

This change marks a natural next step in our evolution, as well as in the broader growth of mentorship networks both regionally and nationally. We are excited about the opportunities it brings to foster deeper engagement and greater impact within Nova Scotia, while continuing to maintain strong regional and national partnerships.

Congratulations to Dr. David Flusk, AMN-NL Medical Director, on his recent election as President-Elect of the Canadian Pain Society. This well-deserved recognition highlights Dr. Flusk’s leadership, commitment, and expertise in pain education will play a significant role in guiding the future direction of the CPS.