The Evan Bray Show - Daniel Hearn and Donna Gilchrist - January 23rd, 2024

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On January 18th the provincial government announced that it will no longer be funding the provision of clean crack pipes, meth pipes, and informational material on how to use drugs safely. Harm reduction advocates are raising concerns, saying that this is a major step backwards in our province. Daniel Hearn and Donna Gilchrist are the hosts of the Hard Knox Talks podcast and drug policy advocates. The two share their lived experiences with substance use disorders and advocate for better care for those living with addiction. They join Evan to share their opinions on this move by the government.
23 Jan 2024 11AM English South Africa News Commentary

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