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EPS Chief McFee should focus on policing, not politics
Why do we allow police chiefs to steer political decisions then sweep up the winnings?
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Why do we allow police chiefs to steer political decisions then sweep up the winnings?
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The UCP make frequent use of a small network of real and fake academics to simulate rigour on regressive drug policy. This time, they brought in Dr. Keith Humphreys.
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Whenever Pierre Poilievre rages about drug policy, those of us who follow the evidence choke on our own disbelief. It's time to cough it up.
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In June 2022, over 30 organizations demanded fifty evaluation metrics on the UCP's abstinence-based framework. We can begin to answer nine, no thanks to the UCP.
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Tough love, paternalism and cultural erasure in Alberta's 'recovery-oriented system of care.'
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The drug supply is shifting so rapidly, how could old-school detox and treatment methods possibly keep up?
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At least half of long-term addiction care beds are Christian and almost all are 12-Step abstinence-based. Part 1 of a series on Alberta addiction services.
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Boyle Street outreach workers were prohibited from distributing supplies to unhoused people in train stations. Others are taking up the slack.
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Irony in the court!
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Is it still dog-whistling after three UCP officials and Chief Dale McFee have said it in human-speak?
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Protesting the conference drew the weirdos out of the woodwork.
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A presentation on Alberta drug policy for a packed Metro Cinema in Edmonton on February 16.