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Evidence supports ending criminalization of people who use drugs

When the 2021 election was called and Parliament dissolved, three bills proposing different alternatives to current sanctions for personal possession of illegal drugs dissolved with it. When legislation is re-introduced this session, it’s important to get the details right.

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BY DENNA BERG
November 29, 2021

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