B.C. residents can now provide input on how to tackle toxic drug crisis

Public consultation open until Aug. 5; B.C. on track to match last year’s record death toll from toxic drugs

British Columbians are being urged to contribute to a government consultation on the toxic drug emergency, which continues to see an average of more than six residents die of an overdose every day.

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