Liberal Senator Pushes Radical Drug Decriminalization

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Liberal Senator Pushes Radical Drug Decriminalization

What happens when the people in charge of public safety abandon reality and double down on failed experiments?

Senator Gwen Boniface—a former police commissioner and now a Liberal-appointed senator—has joined a global think tank promoting the so-called “safe supply” model. This strategy, already responsible for a billion-dollar federal rollout, was supposed to reduce overdoses. Instead, it turned cities into drug markets, flooded communities with diverted government-grade opioids, and left Canadians with crumbling downtowns and shattered trust.

Boniface’s continued push to decriminalize heroin, meth, and cocaine isn’t a health policy—it’s ideological surrender. The data from British Columbia is clear: overdoses rose, not fell. Public disorder worsened. Police were told not to intervene. And yet, Ottawa insists on calling this chaos “compassion.”

This isn’t empathy—it’s abandonment. And it raises urgent questions about accountability, responsibility, and the role of government in enabling addiction while ignoring recovery. Families don’t need euphemisms. They need help. They need leadership that prioritizes treatment, not appeasement.

What kind of country calls fentanyl distribution “public health”?
And how many lives must be lost before we admit: the experiment has failed?

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#safesupplyfailure #drugpolicycanada #liberaldecriminalization #addictioncrisis #publicsafetyfirst