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City VANCOUVER

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Country Canada

First Nations in B.C. devastated by toxic drugs

The acting chief medical officer of British Columbia's First Nations Health Authority says the toxic drug crisis in 2022 was the most devastating year so far for Indigenous people, their families, and communities.

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