British Columbia's auditor general has released a report on two key government programs aimed at curbing the death toll from the toxic-drug crisis. The first audit examined the implementation of overdose prevention and supervised consumption services, while the second looked at how the initial phase of the prescribed safer-supply program was set up and monitored. Both reports provided recommendations to B.C.
's health and addictions ministries, who lead the province's response to the toxic-drug emergency
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