Posted: Apr 13, 2021 5:01 AM ET | Last Updated: April 13 Holly Windsor, who lives in Kitchener, Ont., and uses fentanyl, supports the idea of a safe supply program, saying she's witnessed a number of overdoses.(Paula Duhatschek/CBC) A new report from the Waterloo Region Crime Prevention Council makes the case for a local safe drug supply program that advocates say would reduce overdose deaths along with social problems. The report, titled "(Un) Safe," includes results from interviews with 43 people who regularly use street drugs and don't have stable housing. "They spoke about not wanting to live in fear of overdosing, not wanting to have to rescue friends and colleagues from near-death experiences through overdose," said Michael Parkinson, drug strategy specialist with the crime prevention council.