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'Every overdose death is a government policy failure': Overdose Awareness Day event held in Sechelt

Summary by Ground News
International Overdose Awareness Day was held in Sechelt Aug. 31. At least 1,455 people in B.C. died of toxic drugs between January and July this year. Between 2016 and April 2023, the BC Coroner's Service reports that there were 51 "unregulated drug deaths" in the Sunshine Coast Local Health Area.

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'Every overdose death is a government policy failure': Overdose Awareness Day event held in Sechelt

'Along with awareness comes response and responsibility. And that's what we're doing here together, is responding to…our increasing awareness of this crisis'

·Sechelt, Canada
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Coast Reporter broke the news in Sechelt, Canada on Tuesday, September 5, 2023.
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