This first question is for Ms. Lapointe. According to a recent article in the The Georgia Straight, the overdose prevention society site on East Hastings Street is apparently the only location in British Columbia, and only one of two in all of North America, the other being in Lethbridge, Alberta, that permits clients to smoke drugs in supervised settings. That's because all of those supervised injection facilities like InSite can get around Canada's Controlled Drugs and Substances Act with a federal exemption from the law. They can't avoid a provincial law that forbids smoking inside a workplace. In your view, should access to supervised inhalation services be expanded across Canada?
On February 26th, 2019. See this statement in context.