Conservatives would close supervised drug consumption sites near schools, playgrounds: Poilievre
- Poilievre stated that Conservatives would shut down supervised drug consumption sites near schools and playgrounds, citing the power under section 56.1 of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.
- Additionally, a Conservative government, as per Poilievre, would cease federal funding for these sites to protect the public.
- Poilievre emphasized using the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act to close drug dens near schools and other areas endangering the public.
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Poilievre Calls Safe Injection Sites ‘Drug Dens,’ Says They Need to Be Closed
“Everywhere they’ve been done, they’ve made everything worse,” he said during a July 12 news conference in Montreal. “I’m against drug dens next to children’s playgrounds, schools, other places where people who are vulnerable in the community live.”
Poilievre vows to close safe injection sites near schools and playgrounds
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is vowing to shut down safe injection sites in certain areas if elected. At a Montreal press conference Friday, Poilievre said he would represent the voices of concerned residents and families and focus on treatment rather than what he called “drug dens.” “What we’re seeing here is a radical whacko liberalization experiment of drug legalization that has driven up overdose deaths and crime and now threatens o…
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