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'It saved my life,' woman says of Regina Drug Treatment Court, which started 20 years ago

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Darrian LaPlante had to make a decision that would change her life back in 2022. After years of struggling with crime and addictions, she could either face an in-custody sentence, or she could enter the Regina Drug Treatment Court program.

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'It saved my life,' woman says of Regina Drug Treatment Court, which started 20 years ago

Darrian LaPlante had to make a decision that would change her life back in 2022. After years of struggling with crime and addictions, she could either face an in-custody sentence, or she could enter the Regina Drug Treatment Court program.

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CBC News broke the news in Ottawa, Canada on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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