B.C. premier defends drug decriminalization as controversy grows, feds scrutinize program

The premier of British Columbia is continuing to defend the three-year pilot program underway in his province that’s decriminalized personal possession of hard drugs, even as the federal government sends its minister responsible to discuss growing concerns and controversies.

B.C. premier defends drug decriminalization as controversy grows, feds scrutinize program

B.C. premier defends drug decriminalization as controversy grows, feds scrutinize program

B.C. premier defends drug decriminalization as controversy grows, feds scrutinize program

B.C. premier defends drug decriminalization as controversy grows, feds scrutinize program
B.C. premier defends drug decriminalization as controversy grows, feds scrutinize program
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