Supervised Consumption Services
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Supervised consumption site user says ID policy could be harmful to AlbertansAlberta’s top court will hear urgent appeal on ID policy for supervised consumption services. A Calgary woman said the change could cause harm to Albertans.HealthJan 26, 2022
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Alberta’s top court to hear urgent appeal on ID policy for supervised drug-use sitesThe rule, set to come into place on Jan. 31, requires people who are using substances to show their personal health care number to access the sites.HealthJan 18, 2022
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Alberta government considering new supervised consumption sites in EdmontonAs opioid related deaths continue to sky rocket in Alberta the province has said it will once again look at opening more supervised consumption sites.CanadaOct 8, 2021
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Advocates raise concern over closure of Edmonton supervised consumption site: ‘It’s puzzling’The supervised consumption site at Boyle Street Community Services in downtown Edmonton is being permanently shut down.HealthApr 28, 2021
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Lethbridge police see jump in calls to supervised consumption site"There are a lot of calls specific to that site with people being banned or disturbances, nuisances those types of things."CrimeSep 26, 2019
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Alberta’s supervised consumption services review committee makes final stop in EdmontonAlberta's supervised consumption services were discussed on Wednesday as members of communities in Edmonton got the opportunity to share their concerns.HealthSep 19, 2019
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Pros and cons of supervised consumption sites debated at Calgary open houseThe public engagement session, hosted by the provincial government, is one of several being held across Alberta this month.CanadaSep 12, 2019
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Alberta addictions minister’s tweet about supervised consumption sites draws concernAlberta's associate minister of mental health and addictions is being criticized for a message he wrote on Twitter about supervised consumption sites.CrimeJul 17, 2019
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Toronto Public Health warns of concerning symptoms caused by drugs sold as fentanyl or heroinPublic health officials warn illicit drugs sold as fentanyl or heroin are causing severe anxiety, hallucinations, memory lapses, erratic behaviour, rapid heart rate and shortness of breath, quickly after use.HealthJan 16, 2019
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New Coalition on Opioid Use presents to Lethbridge City CouncilTreatment, harm reduction, enforcement, prevention and education are the four pillars the committee is focusing on.CrimeOct 1, 2018
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