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09/30/2026

🧡 Today, on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we pause to remember, to honour, and to learn. We honour the experiences of Indigenous communities and acknowledge the historical trauma and lasting impacts that continue to be felt today.

Reconciliation is not something we acknowledge once a year. It requires continued learning, meaningful relationships, and action.

At Red Road Recovery, we are grateful for the Indigenous communities, Elders, Knowledge Keepers, and partners who share their knowledge, traditions, and perspectives with us. Their guidance continues to deepen our understanding of the important role culture, connection, and community can have in healing.

Today, we recognize the strength, resilience, and knowledge carried by Indigenous peoples across generations. May what we learn continue to shape how we listen, how we show up, and how we move forward throughout the year.

Every Child Matters. 🧡

09/23/2026

Red Road Recovery is in Calgary this week for the 10th Annual Recovery Capital Conference - Overcoming Addiction!

From September 22–24, our team is joining recovery leaders, healthcare professionals, researchers and organizations from across Canada for three days of learning, conversation and connection.

Events like this are an important opportunity for us to step outside of our day-to-day work, hear what others are doing across the field, share ideas and continue learning about the approaches shaping mental health and addiction recovery care across Canada.

We’re especially looking forward to the conversations happening around recovery-oriented systems of care, evidence-informed treatment, Indigenous wellness, concurrent disorders and what it takes to support recovery for the long term.

If you’re at the conference this week, come say hello! Stop by the Red Road Recovery booth, meet some of our team and learn more about the work we’re doing across British Columbia.

Explore our programs and learn more about how we support long-term recovery at: www.redroadrecovery.com


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08/31/2026

🧡 Today in Terrace: International Overdose/Toxic Drug Poisoning Action Day

Red Road Recovery is honoured to be joining NFNA - Northern First Nations Alliance and the Terrace community today at George Little Park as we come together to remember and honour the lives of those taken too soon by the toxic drug crisis.

📍 George Little Park Bandshell, Terrace
📅 Today, August 31
⏰ 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM

The afternoon will include guest speakers, community vendors, free food, snacks and swag, memorial crafts, and space to gather, connect and remember.

If you’re in the Terrace area, we invite you to stop by and visit the Red Road Recovery team. Come say hello, learn more about our programs and services, or simply spend some time with us in community.

We’re grateful to the Northern First Nations Alliance and sponsors for creating this space for remembrance, connection and collective healing. 🧡🪶

08/31/2026

On International Overdose Awareness Day, we remember the people behind the numbers: the lives lost, the families forever changed, and those who continue to face the realities of addiction every day.

Every person lost to overdose was someone’s family member, friend, partner, parent, child, or loved one. Today, we honour their lives and acknowledge the grief carried by those left behind.

We also recognize that awareness must lead to action.

Reducing stigma, increasing access to treatment, knowing the signs of an overdose, and carrying naloxone can all make a difference. Compassion can make a difference, too. No one should feel that they have to face addiction alone or that it is ever too late to ask for help.

At Red Road Recovery, we see every day that change is possible. Through evidence-based, culturally responsive care and the support of community, people can find connection, healing, and a path forward.

Today, we remember those we have lost. We stand beside those who are still struggling. And we continue working toward a future where more people have the opportunity to recover.

If you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, support is available. Reach out to learn more about treatment at Red Road Recovery.

08/11/2026

Red Road Recovery is proud to partner with the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), the Ministry of Health, Northern First Nations Alliance (NFNA), Tsilhqot'in National Government (TNG), and First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) to provide fully funded 90-day residential treatment for eligible BC residents.

With three locations in the BC Interior, one in Terrace, and a new location under construction in Williams Lake, we're committed to making quality addiction treatment more accessible across British Columbia.

Who is eligible?
✔ BC residents aged 19+
✔ No cost to attend
✔ No income verification required
✔ Apply regardless of your financial status, housing status, or ethnicity

Getting started is simple.
Apply through our website: https://redroadrecovery.com/apply-now or contact our Admissions Team at 250-800-3190 to complete an application over the phone.
Once we receive your application or inquiry, an Admissions Coordinator will guide you through the next steps.

Availability for funded treatment varies depending on the funding source and program. Our Admissions Team can help you explore the options available to you and answer any questions about current availability. Private-pay treatment also remains available for individuals living outside of BC or for those wishing to begin treatment sooner.

Everyone is worthy of recovery. If you're ready to take the first step, we're here to help.

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06/21/2026

Today, on National Indigenous Peoples Day, we honour the rich cultures, languages, traditions, and teachings that have been carried forward for generations across Turtle Island.

We give thanks for the stories shared, the knowledge preserved, and the communities that continue to strengthen and inspire future generations.

Today is a time to celebrate, to learn, and to reflect. We acknowledge the resilience of Indigenous Peoples, the truths of the past, and the ongoing journey toward healing, understanding, and reconciliation.

May we listen with open hearts, walk with respect, and continue building stronger relationships rooted in compassion and connection.

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At Red Road Recovery, we are grateful to walk alongside Indigenous communities and support healing journeys grounded in culture, connection, and hope.

To learn more about our culturally rooted programs and support services, visit www.redroadrecovery.com

05/19/2026

We are proud to share that Red Road Recovery has achieved a 3-Year Accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).

CARF Accreditation is recognized as the gold standard in health and human services worldwide. This achievement reflects our commitment to delivering safe, ethical, and high-quality care grounded in clinical excellence and cultural integrity.

This milestone follows a rigorous evaluation process, including an in-depth review of our programs, policies, and outcomes, as well as a multi-day on-site survey of our facilities and team.

We want to extend our deepest gratitude to our entire organization. This accomplishment belongs to every staff member who shows up each day with compassion, dedication, and a commitment to supporting those on their healing journey.

Why CARF Accreditation Matters
Choosing an accredited treatment provider means choosing a program that has been independently evaluated against internationally recognized standards. It ensures:
• A commitment to continuous improvement and accountability
• Evidence-based, person-centered care
• Safe, ethical, and effective treatment practices
• Measurable outcomes and quality assurance

For individuals and families seeking support, accreditation offers reassurance that they are accessing care they can trust.

At Red Road Recovery, our work remains rooted in culturally grounded healing while supporting mind, body, and spirit through connection, community, and the guidance of traditional teachings. This accreditation strengthens our ability to continue delivering meaningful, life-changing care.

We are honoured by this recognition and remain committed to walking alongside those we serve, every step of the way.

Choosing the right treatment program matters. Learn what CARF Accreditation means and why it’s important in our latest blog:
https://redroadrecovery.com/blog

We are proud to announce that Red Road Recovery has earned a 3-Year Accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF)—an internationally recognized symbol of quality, accountability, ...

05/05/2026

Today is Red Dress Day.

Also known as the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit People (MMIWG2S), May 5 is a solemn reminder of the injustices, violence, and systemic neglect that have taken far too many lives.

The red dress, often seen hanging in trees or public spaces, symbolizes the spirit of those who are missing, their voices carried by the wind - never forgotten.

At Red Road Recovery, we stand in solidarity with Indigenous communities, survivors, and families who continue to fight for truth, justice, and lasting change.

We honour the lives lost.
We grieve with the families.
We commit to listening, learning, and supporting.
No more stolen sisters.

04/22/2026

Today is Administrative Professionals Day ♥️🪶

At Red Road Recovery, we’ve experienced an incredible year of growth. Behind that growth is a team of dedicated individuals working tirelessly behind the scenes to keep everything running smoothly.

Today, we want to recognize and thank all of our administrative professionals across the organization. From our admissions team, finance department, and HR, to our Director of Quality & Compliance, administrators at each of our locations, directors, and those who step in wherever support is needed. You are the foundation that holds everything together.

From the first point of contact to the many details that ensure each client’s journey is supported, structured, and seamless, your work makes a meaningful difference every single day. You help create an environment where both clients and staff feel supported, cared for, and set up for success.

Your dedication, compassion, and attention to detail do not go unnoticed. We are deeply grateful for all that you do.

To learn more about the team behind Red Road Recovery and the work we do, visit www.redroadrecovery.com

04/14/2026

10 years.

That is 10 years of heartbreak, loss, and a crisis that has not slowed down the way it should have.

At Red Road Recovery, we do not just see statistics. We see people.
We see the families holding on.
We see the strength it takes to keep going.
And we see the possibility for change, every single day.

This crisis did not come from one place, and it will not be solved by one solution.

But we do know this:

Connection matters.
Support matters.
Being treated with dignity matters.

Recovery is possible, but no one gets there alone.

Today, we hold space for those we have lost and stand beside those still fighting.