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A year after HART Hubs opened, advocates say addiction services still MIA

Advocates say the hubs delivered over 100,000 client interactions, but many people still face wait-lists and unclear access to detox and recovery beds.

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One year after Ontario closed supervised consumption sites for HART Hubs, advocates say long waitlists for addiction treatment continue and the new model doesn't do enough.

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Demand for HART hubs grows, but expansion years away

North Bay, Timmins and Chatham-Kent are still seeking provincial approval for hubs.

·London, Canada
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A year after HART Hubs opened, advocates say addiction services still MIA

One year after Ontario closed supervised consumption sites for HART Hubs, advocates say long waitlists for addiction treatment continue and the new model doesn't do enough.

·Toronto, Canada
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Global News broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Tuesday, March 31, 2026.
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