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Drug Policy

Police diversion for simple drug possession: warnings, no charges, and program referrals

Treat problematic substance use as a health and social issue; support evidence-based, rights-respecting, stigma-reducing care

Police referral to treatment and community programs for simple drug possession

Postal mail search powers for fentanyl trafficking

314 kg meth seizure in Abbotsford-Huntingdon

Canada targets new synthetic opioids

Canada's 2025 opioid overdose deaths decline

Coutts seizure of 380kg of methamphetamine and cocaine

Federal $1.6M boost for Yellowknife and Sahtu harm reduction services

Federal anti-human-trafficking funding

Ontario cuts funding for Carepoint supervised consumption site