Involuntary Care

Policy

B.C.’s Drug Policy Fight Leaves the Treatment Timetable Unclear

B.C.’s parties offer competing routes out of the overdose crisis. Their treatment promises come with different budgets and timelines, leaving a gap between the changes voters are being offered and the care people can actually get.

Policy

Can Alberta’s Recovery Model Solve BC’s Opioid Crisis?

British Columbia, once a trailblazer in harm reduction and addressing the opioid crisis, faces unrelenting challenges in reducing overdose deaths and mitigating urban disorder. ...

Healthcare

Involuntary Care in British Columbia—Progress or Premature Gamble?

British Columbia’s government has unveiled a controversial plan to expand involuntary care for individuals facing severe mental health and addiction challenges. Premier David Eby ...

Policy

Involuntary Care Sparks Controversy in Pre-Election Push

British Columbia is grappling with a toxic drug crisis that has claimed over 15,000 lives since 2016, sparking fierce political debate as the province ...

Addiction

BC Premier’s Promise of Involuntary Care: Too Little, Too Late for One Grieving Mother

“I begged for him to be involuntarily treated for eight years. Now he’s ashes in a box.” Those are the heart-wrenching words of Surrey ...