Each year, approximately 4,000 Canadians lose their lives to unintentional poisoning, making it a leading cause of accidental death in the country. These alarming numbers have surpassed the annual transport-related fatalities and warrant immediate attention. Various substances, such as medications, household cleaners, and cannabis products, present in Canadian homes are potential sources of poisoning. It is crucial for individuals and families to be well-informed about the proper storage and handling of these hazardous materials to prevent unnecessary tragedies. The Growing Concern of Unintentional Poisoning Deaths The increasing number of unintentional poisoning deaths has become a significant public health issue in Canada. Several factors contribute to this rise, including the growing…