I find that, in Montreal, it is completely insufficient. Crystal meth is not a drug like any other. It destroys people very quickly. Even if cocaine is used more, the consequences are not at all the same.
There is little expertise and few resources. That's one of the problems. In Montreal, a community group gives lectures here and there.
There was talk about education earlier. If there are educational campaigns on cannabis, there may well be campaigns on crystal meth as well. Education campaigns aimed at the general public are also important, and the federal government certainly has a role to play.
This is not well known. There is little expertise, and few doctors are interested. Those who work in the mental health field do not know those who work in addiction. Then you end up with a particular group of gay men. These are all double and triple expertise.