The Wolseley neighbourhood watch group is warning residents about an uptick of used needles found in their neighbourhood.
The group took to Facebook to post photos of their findings after a walk on Oct 9.
“Wolseley Watch found more drug paraphernalia at our community’s historic Vimmy [sic] Ridge park,” they wrote.
Aleksandra Osipova of the watch group said an increase of needles in the neighbourhood has been seen in the past weeks.
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This comes on the heels of the Bear Clan, who recently reported they recovered 1,100 and 1,300 used needles on Mountain Avenue.
The group called it the second-largest number of needles they have ever recovered.
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