2 Manitobans lost loved ones to overdoses. Now they want an alternative to toxic street drugs

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They want to see people who use substances get access to a safer supply of drugs as an alternative to a buying illicit street drugs." width="620" />

Two Manitoba women are calling for access to a safer supply of pharmaceutical-grade drugs, giving people who use substances an alternative to the illicit supply.

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