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Because many of the activities around substance use are criminalized, people who use substances are stigmatized twice—as people who use drugs and as criminals.

While there are differences between overdose prevention and supervised consumptions sites operate, both saves lives and make communities safer

There are four main classifications of drugs grouped according to their physiological effects.

Envisioning a new way forward that protects public health and makes communities safer for everyone

Our current drug policies have fuelled overdose deaths and high-level organized crime. They’ve done little to protect public health.

Drug polices grounded in public health and human rights principles will save lives and keep Canadians safe.

The evidence is clear: harm reduction saves lives, saves money, and does not enable drug use.

Rather than promoting health of Canadians, drug laws introduced in the early 1900s were meant for social control and aimed at certain groups of people