New Democrat MPPs concerned the Ontario government has still not stepped up to provide funding for the consumption site at Energy Court
Until the Ontario government steps up and provides funding for the supervised drug consumption site in Sudbury, the burden of paying for that facility will continue to be picked up at the expense of local taxpayers in Sudbury, said Sudbury MPP Jamie West this week.
"We have a huge opioid problem here in Sudbury. It is one we have been talking about for a long time," said West. So far, the City of Greater Sudbury has provided more than $1 million from the municipal treasury. Other donations have included $100,000 from Vale and $30,000 from Wheaton Precious Metals.
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