ICYMI: Alberta is introducing the Compassionate Intervention Act to help those suffering from severe addiction get the treatment they need. Backed by $180 million for new centres in Edmonton and Calgary, we’re taking bold action to save lives and support recovery.

ICYMI: This is not compassion, this is incarceration without due process and is unconstitutional and a violation of Charter rights. It is one step away from kidnapping. It's also clearly a grift to cronies to open and operate 'care centres' (private prisons) on the taxpayer dime

Forced incarceration is not acceptable for any Canadian. And you have no evidence it will work. There has to be another way. And where is your compassion for AISH recipients living in poverty when you prevent them from accessing a $200 federal benefit. That is just cruel.

Next thing you know, she'll be flying them to El Salvador

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Hey I have an idea I am sure you will appreciate why not pack them off to El Salvador

This is going to be struck down as unconstitutional and you’re going to cry about a “woke” Supreme Court

I dare anybody to hate this move. I fucking dare ya.

Horrible, horrible people 🤬

Liberals think it was ok for trudeau to kidnap people at airports and lock them up in covid hotels but picking someone up who is crawling in the gutter dying from drug addiction is evil. Better to just stick them with noloxone every night and more drugs.

@Motomom128302 People are going to be mad that you are introducing this program. To be fair, people will be mad if you don’t, you are never going to please everyone.

While canceling my nephews life changing surgery and he’s only one. They told us it was budget cuts that cancelled it. You are not saving lives you are causing suffering.