Share this postBreak The NeedleHow Indigenous communities tackle addictionCopy linkFacebookEmailNotesMorePlayback speed×Share postShare post at current timeShare from 0:000:00/0:00Transcript5Share this postBreak The NeedleHow Indigenous communities tackle addictionCopy linkFacebookEmailNotesMore2How Indigenous communities tackle addictionIndigenous recovery advocate Earl Thiessen explains how culturally-sensitive treatment, not decriminalization and safer supply, saves lives.Break The NeedleMar 28, 20245Share this postBreak The NeedleHow Indigenous communities tackle addictionCopy linkFacebookEmailNotesMore2ShareTranscriptDiscussion about this podcastCommentsRestacksShare this postBreak The NeedleHow Indigenous communities tackle addictionCopy linkFacebookEmailNotesMoreBreak The NeedleBreak The Needle provides the latest news and analysis on drugs, addiction, and crime in Canada.Break The Needle provides the latest news and analysis on drugs, addiction, and crime in Canada.SubscribeListen onSubstack AppRSS FeedAppears in episodeBreak The NeedleRecent EpisodesMismanaged harm reduction programs are harming TorontoMay 20 • Break The Needle"Safer Supply" Diversion is a Huge ProblemApr 29 • Break The NeedleHow “Safer Supply” Made a West Coast City UnsafeApr 22 • Break The NeedleWeapons and illicit drugs have been normalized in some Canadian hospitalsApr 15 • Break The NeedleDowntown Ottawa is chafing under needles and crimeMar 21 • Break The NeedleLearning From San Francisco's Drug ApocalypseMar 13 • Break The Needle"Supply" versus "Demand" Solutions to AddictionMar 6 • Break The Needle
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