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A concerned community, someone feared dead now lives: John Rustad's tale of a fatal overdose improves with retelling
The Opioid Crisis

A concerned community, someone feared dead now lives: John Rustad's tale of a fatal overdose improves with retelling

The opioid crisis' symptoms, not causes, dominated the election debate, but public opinion is overwhelmingly in favour of action in some key areas where the parties' agendas overlap

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Oct 14, 2024
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Rustad, Eby, Furstenau: the opioid crisis was front and centre from the opening minutes of the October 8 leaders’ debate

The fatal overdose that BC Conservative Party leader John Rustad thought he saw on the street — but did not — on his way to October 8’s televised election debate ensured that the toxic drug crisis was front and centre from the opening …

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