Province's public health officer says step will decrease the risk of deaths caused by contaminated supply
B.C.'s public health officer Bonnie Henry wants the province to look into expanding access to what she calls"unregulated drugs" through "scalable programs" subject to various safeguards.
While Henry's report acknowledges drug use of any kind bears risks, it argues that expanded access to drugs of known quality reduces risks stemming from contaminated drugs.
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