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New approval process will leave supervised injection sites buried in red tape, activists warn

Health Minister Christine Elliott has previously said she expects the existing sites in Ontario will be approved under the new process.

Published Nov 5, 2018 at 3:44pm

New approval process will leave supervised injection sites buried in red tape, activists warn

Harm reduction kits sit on a cart at The Works supervised injection site in Toronto. The site, which officially opened in December, is similar to what Region of Waterloo staff are proposing.

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