We are a group of people who live, work and play in Ritchie /Old Strathcona who oppose the so called “Health Hub” on 81st Ave. #Fighthesite#Findabetterlocation
These posts are from the Kensington Market Overdose Prevention Site. They’re a few years old, but still concerning.
Fentanyl was described as “beautiful,” “vibrant,” and “eye catching.” The staff also advertised “harm reduction” slushies with meth pipes as straws.
@Alberta_UCP@michaeljanz Ontario’s decision to ban SDCS within 200m of schools and childcare is a victory for empirical evidence and common sense. We call on the @CityofEdmonton and @YourAlberta to do the same.
The fight against so-called “safer supply” drug programs continues to heat up, with more than a dozen leading Canadian addiction experts “outing” themselves as critics of the controversial practice in an open letter last week.
Read here: https://t.co/DHuk0jM7y1
‘Harm reduction advocates would cite this increase as a reason for needing more supervised injection sites. Skeptics, on the other hand, might point to the same numbers and conclude injection sites aren’t working’
@SayidAhmedUCP Help us fight the proposed safe drug injection site on 81st Ave, Edmonton. Local residents and businesses say FIND A BETTER LOCATION #fighthesite#findabetterlocation