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Police board calls on province to legislate involuntary addiction treatment

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Supportive housing should be the No. 1 focus in tackling homelessness and addictions, Health Sciences North president and CEO David McNeil told the police board

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Police board calls on province to legislate involuntary addiction treatment

Supportive housing should be the No. 1 focus in tackling homelessness and addictions, Health Sciences North president and CEO David McNeil told the police board

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Police board calls on province to legislate involuntary addiction treatment

The board also urged more funding and a single entry point for treatment as police cited 7,988 social disorder calls last year.

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