Harm reduction & Safe supply

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I thought drug consumption sites were dangerous. This is why I was wrong (www.thespec.com)

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Opinion: Promoting involuntary treatment of drug users is good populist politics, but is it good health care? (www.theglobeandmail.com)

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Canadian provinces seek to treat more drug users against their will (ca.news.yahoo.com)

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cross-posted from: https://lemmit.online/post/4028243

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The original was posted on /r/onguardforthee by /u/PotentialReporter894 on 2024-09-27 05:47:26+00:00.

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Why Alberta’s OD Figures Don’t Make a Case Against Harm Reduction (filtermag.org)

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Oregon Drug Decrim Did Not Increase Overdose Deaths, Analysis Shows (filtermag.org)

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Eby and Rustad Agree on Involuntary Treatment. Experts Say They’re Wrong (thetyee.ca)

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Harm-reduction kiosks pulled from B.C. hospitals after backlash (www.peacearchnews.com)

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BC conservatives are already leading to sickness and death and they haven't been elected yet

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Harm reduction strategies to tackle the fentanyl crisis (youtu.be)

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Pierre Poilievre’s attack on me is a symptom of a larger problem (www.thestar.com)

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Poilievre’s referring to these sites as “drug dens” is callous and deceptive. These sites offer a lifeline to those struggling with substance use. The very same harm reduction programs that some leaders are targeting don’t only save lives; they also open the door to treatment and recovery.

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Canada's necrocapitalism craze (noraloreto.substack.com)

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B.C. Conservative candidate's criticism of harm-reduction kiosk prompts review (www.terracestandard.com)

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