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BC Conservative MLA says drugs took ‘unsurmountable’ toll on her family

The House Leader of the Opposition B.C. Conservatives, A’aliya Warbus, spoke about the personal impact of the toxic drug crisis, stating it claimed the lives of her brothers, niece, and nephew.
Warbus attended a memorial for her brother, who died from 'a lethal dose of drugs' a year ago, while her niece died alone in a tent.
She renewed calls for a public inquiry into what she labeled a 'failed experiment of safe supply' during question period in the B.C. Legislature.
B.C. Health Minister Josie Osborne expressed 'sincere condolences' to Warbus, acknowledging the difficulty of her experiences.

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BC Conservative MLA says drugs took ‘unsurmountable’ toll on her family

A BC Conservative MLA has described the "unsurmountable" price paid by her family in the province's toxic drug crisis, which she said had claimed the lives of two of her brothers.

2 days ago·Toronto, Canada

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B.C. MLA says drug crisis cost lives of her brothers, niece and nephew

B.C. Conservative A’aliya Warbus says she has lost 4 close family members to overdose

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B.C. Conservative MLA says drug crisis cost lives of her brothers, niece and nephew

VICTORIA — The House Leader of the Opposition B.C. Conservatives has described the "unsurmountable" personal impact of the toxic drug crisis, which she says claimed the lives of two of her brothers, a niece and a nephew.

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