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No matter who wins the election, BC's 'involuntary care' programs for mental health and addiction face upheaval
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No matter who wins the election, BC's 'involuntary care' programs for mental health and addiction face upheaval

According to new polling, British Columbians remain supportive of harm reduction, despite Conservative attacks, but will welcome David Eby's stance on 'secure care'

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Dr. Daniel Vigo unveils his plans to overhaul BC’s “secure care” programs in a September 15 news conference wiith (left to right at rear) Premier David Eby, Attorney General Niki Sharma and Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim.

Would involuntary care -- compulsory drug treatment -- have saved the life of 13-year-old Brianna MacDonald, a young woman with mental health…

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