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- Leaders of British Columbia and New Brunswick support involuntary addiction treatment, citing the need to care for individuals unable to seek help due to severe-drug-addiction and mental health issues.
- Critics argue that involuntary care may infringe on personal liberties and lacks strong evidence of long-term effectiveness.
- The debate highlights-contrasting approaches to addiction treatment, including compassionate intervention versus increased safe-injection sites.
Party Leaders Align on Involuntary Addiction Treatment Despite Political Differences
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