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Mar 30, 2019

Episode 3: Unsanctioned

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Vancouver has become famous for Insite--North America's first supervised injection facility. iIt's one of the more exciting (and effective) drug policy interventions in the world. However, most people don't know the story activism and civil disobedience that preceded it.

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