British Columbia's government was unaware of a deal made by the Canadian government with the Musqueam Indian Band that ‘recognizes’ its land rights in the Vancouver area.
The Department of Health acknowledged that the so-called 'safe supply' drug policy was a 'highly polarizing' decision that 'compounded' local social 'crises.'
Premier David Eby acknowledged that British Columbia's liberal policy on hard drugs 'became was a permissive structure that … resulted in really unhappy consequences.'
The Conservative leader slammed millions wasted on a failed hard drug decriminalization policy and vowed to end the 'radical' agenda if elected prime minister.
A leaked document shows that both doctors and pharmacists prescribed 22,418,000 doses of addictive opioids to some 5,000 patients, an average of 4,483 per person, well above normal.
B.C. Conservative leader John Rustad says his party has uncovered 'irregularities' from the 2024 fall election which saw his party lose narrowly to David Eby's far-left New Democrats.
The organization submitting the request said it was disappointed and saddened with the decision made by the NDP government, which is led by Premier David Eby, not to recognize an important month for Christians.