Safer supply vs. sobriety: Alcoholics Anonymous attendees weigh in on B.C.'s drug crisis

http://HelpNotHarm.ca | As tens of thousands celebrated long-term sobriety at Vancouver's AA convention, recovering addicts share their personal reflections on B.C.'s taxpayer-funded 'safer supply' approach versus what actually worked to save them from addiction.

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