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, Conservative delegates are calling on the party to take a firm stance on using a more treatment-based approach to address the national opioid crisis.seeks to support “drug prevention and substance abuse programs to provide persons with addictions long-term mental and physical health care and supportive social services to address their underlying problems such as mental illness, family instability, trauma, poverty or homelessness.
“Caregivers are bound to act in the best interest of their patients, providing objective and complete information on the benefits, risks and alternatives. It is essential to guard the rights and freedoms of people refusing treatment, without discrimination,” reads the rationale for the submission.to prevent the federal government from imposing COVID-19 vaccination mandates for employment and travel, but the bill has made little progress in the House of Commons since he introduced it last year.
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