'Harm reduction' is killing B.C. addicts. There has to be a better way
Alberta is trying a different approach, one focused on helping addicts to get off drugs. The early results seem promising. Keep reading here
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Alberta is trying a different approach, one focused on helping addicts to get off drugs. The early results seem promising. Keep reading here
Opioid overdoses have killed more than 38,000 Canadians since 2016 Despite a host of government programs and investments in so-called harm reduction programs
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