Vancouver's drug decriminalization pilot project ends
British Columbia terminates its three-year drug decriminalization pilot in Vancouver. Health Minister Josie Osborne announces the conclusion of the controversial project. Read the full story.
British Columbia terminates its three-year drug decriminalization pilot in Vancouver. Health Minister Josie Osborne announces the conclusion of the controversial project. Read the full story.
B.C. Health Minister Josie Osborne announces the end of the decriminalization pilot project, citing public safety concerns and a shift toward voluntary and involuntary care options.
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