British Columbia should allow addicts to possess even more drugs, federal report suggests
LifeSiteNews - 2024-04-25T17:28:27.000Z

Despite the drug crisis only getting worse in British Columbia after decriminalization, a federal report by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research advocates for further relaxing its policy so addicts can possess even more drugs.

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