Vancouver mayor disappointed by new location for overdose prevention site

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VANCOUVER — The mayor of Vancouver says the city is disappointed about the new location of an overdose prevention site in the downtown core.

Ken Sim says in a news release that the city was not consulted on the relocation of Thomus Donaghy OPS to Howe Street, and the site should have been moved to the nearby St. Paul’s Hospital instead.

It says Thomus Donaghy OPS initially opened in March 2021 but the lease for its Seymour Street location expired last month.

 

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