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What is more inhumane: mandatory treatment or to keep enabling addicts? Read this perspective.
https://www.westernstandard.news/opinion/morgan-its-inhumane-to-keep-enabling-addicts/article_b783c040-decd-11ed-a0bf-67e1e33648ee.html
Harm Reduction is Not Enough! To see why not, check out this article.
Decriminalization is meant to reduce stigma associated with drug use. Some might say “stigma” is a good thing. It might actually help save lives. Check out this article.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/world/article-oregon-opioid-overdose/
5 Reasons Why B.C. Decriminalizing Hard Drugs is a Terrible Idea.
https://fb.watch/isAFP_d3U8/?mibextid=j8LeHn
Why the province of BC should be paying attention to what is happening in Alberta
https://theline.substack.com/p/q-and-a-part-2-our-fatal-overdose?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email
International Recovery Day is celebrated around the world.
Drug Prevention Network of Canada is a member of World Federation Against Drugs, (WFAD), and our organisation is committed along with WFAD in its’ dedication to promoting recovery efforts and spreading hope worldwide. Please see information below regarding the initiatives … Continue reading
Watch below as BC addiction medicine physician, Launette Rieb, discusses the harm of “safe supply” program in BC and instead advocates for more abstinence-based treatment…
ABR is a New DPNC Project
MAKING THINGS EASIER ABR is a new non-profit. We have one goal: Bringing real recovery back into the continuum of care in addictions. We want more abstinence based beds available and paid for by governments. Addicts should have the same … Continue reading
BEAUTIFUL PIECE IN THE COURIER
Odd Squad out to make a difference Toby Hinton a 23-year veteran of VPD Vancouver CourierJune 29, 2012 Sgt. Toby Hinton, a beat cop on the Downtown Eastside and 23-year veteran of the Vancouver Police Department, has seen firsthand the … Continue reading
DR. MANGHAM DOCUMENT – Easier to Read Version
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