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David Eby and the NDP have created a free-for-all for open drug use – even within our public hospitals. This is completely unacceptable. Healthcare for those who use drugs should never compromise the safety and well-being of nurses and other patients. #BCpoli

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Vancouver has been asked to accept the status quo on open-air hard drug use, street disorder, and people suffering from severe mental health and addiction disorders without getting the care they need. We can all see it isn’t working. Mayor Ken Sim and your ABC Vancouver team are bringing forward a public safety plebiscite so you can have your say, and give the City and Province a clear mandate for tangible change. A YES vote would mean tangible change in how open-air hard drug use is enforced in Vancouver’s public spaces. The City already enforces bylaws governing activities such as smoking in public spaces. Strengthening our bylaws around open-air hard drug use would give the City another important tool in the toolkit to help keep our shared public spaces safe. And tangible change is needed in our healthcare system. The Province has the authority and ability to act. We are giving them a simple, clear step: create the secure medical care and treatment capacity needed to get people the help they need, break the revolving door of crisis, and ease the pressure on our emergency rooms. This is about compassion. This is about public safety. And this is about real change. Vancouver has carried a disproportionate share of this crisis for too long. Enough is enough. It’s time to re-establish social expectations around the use of hard drugs in our shared public spaces. On October 17th, Vancouverites will have a chance to have their say. #ABCVancouver #PublicSafety #Vancouver

Mayor Ken Sim

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This October 17th, you will have your voice heard. Vancouverites will have the chance to bring lasting change to how we address open-air hard drug use in our public spaces and increase treatment capacity for those dealing with severe mental health and addiction challenges. As Dr. Julian Somers explains, better care is possible. We have healthcare professionals ready and willing to provide better, recovery-oriented care. What we need is government prepared to act. The public safety plebiscite will give Vancouverites the opportunity to deliver a clear mandate for tangible change. Tangible change in our public spaces by giving the City another tool to address open-air hard drug use. And tangible change in healthcare by giving the Province a clear path forward to create the secure medical care and treatment capacity needed to get people the help they need, break the revolving door of crisis, and ease pressure on our emergency rooms. The Province has the authority. The healthcare system has people ready to provide better care. What we need now is action and this plebiscite will allow us to hold Premier Eby accountable for his lack of action. Enough is enough. It’s time to re-establish social expectations around hard drug use in our shared public spaces — and get people suffering from severe mental health and addiction disorders the care they need. On October 17th, your voice will be heard. Read the full Building a Safer Vancouver policy paper: #ABCVancouver #PublicSafety #Vancouver

Mayor Ken Sim

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