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B C seeking formal exemption from Health Canada to decriminalize personal possession of drugs - BC News

B C seeking formal exemption from Health Canada to decriminalize personal possession of drugs - BC News
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B C moves to decriminalize drug possession and further fund overdose prevention

B.C. moves to decriminalize drug possession and further fund overdose prevention SHARE ON: (Supplied by Pixabay) The Provincial Government will officially take steps to decriminalize personal possession of drugs in B.C., alongside a commitment of $45-million over three years to fund overdose prevention. B.C. said the step will address the stigma of drug use, and remove the shame that often stops people from reaching out for help. “Stigma drives people to hide their drug use, avoid health care and use alone,” said Sheila Malcolmson, Minister of Mental Health and Addictions. “Through provincewide decriminalization, we can reduce the fear and shame that keep people silent about their drug use, and support people to reach out for help, life-saving supports and treatment.”

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BC Seeks Exemption for Possession of Small Amounts of Drugs

BC Seeks Exemption for Possession of Small Amounts of Drugs SHARE ON: Photograph by Michael Longmire BC is working with Health Canada on a way to decriminalize personal possession of small quantities of illegal drugs in the province. The NDP government says it plans to officially ask Health Canada for an exemption to Canada’s Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. The goal is to remove the stigma for people who use illicit drugs and combat the substance abuse crisis. The Ministry of Mental Health and Addictions has been working with Health Canada on an agreement on how to apply for a provincewide exemption, and remove the shame that often stops people from seeking help

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B C takes steps toward drug decriminalization | Columbia Valley, Cranbrook, East Kootenay, Elk Valley, Kimberley, Ktunaxa Nation

Posted: April 14, 2021 B.C. takes steps toward drug decriminalization As British Columbia marks five years since declaring the overdose crisis a public health emergency, its unprecedented toll continues to affect people in every part of the province. Taking action that is aligned with calls from police chiefs and public health officials, the province is moving forward with measures to combat stigma and turn the tide on this crisis. To address stigma, B.C. will officially request a federal exemption from Health Canada to decriminalize personal possession of drugs in the province to remove the shame that often prevents people from reaching out for life-saving help.

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