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Report on safe supply of drugs criticized by experts, doctors, NDP

Alberta will not offer a public "safe supply" of illicit drugs to people addicted to opioids; instead the government will focus on other harm reduction and treatment methods.

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Alberta agencies receive $6 3M to improve mental health supports for seniors

The provincial government has committed more than $6.3 million in funding to four Alberta organizations in an effort to improve mental health support for seniors.

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Albertans lobby for harm reduction rethink as opioid crisis continues

Groups across the province are calling for policy changes as more and more Albertans die every day due to a toxic drug supply.

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Alberta court says supervised consumption sites can ask for health ID numbers

Alberta supervised consumption sites will be required to collect the personal health numbers of clients as of Feb. 1, following a court ruling this week.

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