Abolitionist harm reduction in two parts: first exposing carceral control, then reclaiming care from saviourism and the state.

Beyond ACEs, surface-level empathy, and the illusion of “widening windows.”

Lessons From My Mentors About a Different way to Lead

Jump comes after several months with fewer than 160 deaths

Grief as evidence, policy as violence: A frontline call for drug policy abolition

An abolitionist piece about transformative conflict within our movements

Crisis fund for Drug War Survivor turned Exploited Peer Worker turned Prisoner

A group of doctors has once again set up an unsanctioned overdose prevention site, this time at the Comox Valley Hospital.

We unequivocally support the actions of Vancouver Island physicians, who moved to establish Overdose Prevention Sites (OPS) at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital and Royal Jubilee Hospital. We call on...

Premier Danielle Smith intends to host town halls in order to decide how to best move forward on supervised consumption sites in Alberta.

Community groups express solidarity with the demands made by nine families of Indigenous People killed by police for an inquiry to address this state of emergency across Canada.