Alberta man struggling with opioid addiction explains why supervised consumption facilities are important

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James ” Max” Malcolm says he believes he and many others would be dead if it weren’t for the availability of supervised consumption facilities in his community.

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• Amid opioid crisis, supervised consumption sites face uncertain future in Alberta, Ontario

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