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These tiny shards of glass are a sign of shifting drug use in Ottawa

As users turn toward smoking instead of injecting hard drugs, the number of glass pipes recovered on Ottawa’s streets has begun surpassing the number of needles.

By: cbc.ca

Jan 02 2025
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These tiny shards of glass are a sign of shifting drug use in Ottawa

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