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Please explain why people would be allowed to use illegal substances in a supportive apartment setting – when it's illegal.
Would it not make more sense to spend the money on a rehab complex and get them off drugs?
I can't believe the city would even consider "low-barrier" housing.
Neighbouring seniors are worried.
When they run out of drugs, guess who will be targeted for their next fix – neighbours.
This province is heading nowhere fast, with city council following.
Martin Gyurcsek, Kelowna
