According to the B.C. Coroner’s Service, there were 161 drug overdose deaths in the province – 25 per cent more people died compared to the same time in 2017.
No place has been hit harder than Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside where some say the situation is critical.
2 thoughts on “Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside still feeling crush of Fentanyl crisis”
From Edmonton…. Sad… We have it here to… Why so much news about east side all the time…. What about 107 Ave (Edmonton)…. Or… The Red Mile (Calgary)…. Or n e where else it’s a concern Frick eastside lol
From Edmonton…. Sad… We have it here to… Why so much news about east side all the time…. What about 107 Ave (Edmonton)…. Or… The Red Mile (Calgary)…. Or n e where else it’s a concern Frick eastside lol
From Edmonton…. Sad… We have it here to… Why so much news about east side all the time…. What about 107 Ave (Edmonton)…. Or… The Red Mile (Calgary)…. Or n e where else it’s a concern Frick eastside lol
From Edmonton…. Sad… We have it here to… Why so much news about east side all the time…. What about 107 Ave (Edmonton)…. Or… The Red Mile (Calgary)…. Or n e where else it’s a concern Frick eastside lol