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      Premier shares opinion on safe consumption sites | CBC.ca Loaded

      Premier shares opinion on safe consumption sites

      9 months ago
      Duration 0:57

      Premier shares opinion on safe consumption sites

      • 9 months ago
      • News
      • Duration 0:57

      Premier Doug Ford was in Thunder Bay, Ont., earlier this month. The CBC's Sarah Law questioned him about the future of safe consumption services in the city, which has the highest opioid toxicity rate in the province. Here's his reaction.

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