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Ending drug decriminalization won't save lives, B.C. minister says on anniversary

  • The overdose crisis in British Columbia continues to worsen, with a record number of 2,511 suspected illicit drug deaths last year.
  • Decriminalization of drugs has faced criticism for allowing open drug use in public places, but the government is committed to redirecting individuals to alternative care pathways instead of criminalizing drug use.
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