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Tories' addiction plan misses mark — Toronto Star letter to the editor
 

"The new national anti-drug strategy announced in the federal budget ignores the impressive body of scientific evidence on the value of investing in harm reduction and alternatives to criminal prosecution for non-violent drug offences. The new strategy funds law enforcement, prevention and treatment programs — three of the four so-called "pillars" common in many drug strategies. But the fourth pillar, harm reduction — which includes needle exchanges, opiate substitution therapy programs and safe-injection facilities – has been eliminated."

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Published On 2007-03-21
Author Leon Mar, Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network
Topics Drug Policy and Harm Reduction
Document Type Advocacy
Language English
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