Premier David Eby raises questions today on whether a supervised consumption site is needed in #RichmondBC at this time after speaking with Van Coastal Health. Last night there was heated debate at a council meeting with another meeting scheduled for 7pm today. #bcpoli

Premier Eby said, "I had a conversation through staff with Vancouver Coastal Health. My understanding is that they're trying to get a better handle on why Richmond is bringing forward this proposal at this time, whether what's proposed actually meets the needs in Richmond(1/3)

The politicians force people to buy adulterated drugs of the highest-potency with drug prohibition, that's why they're needed. If people could purchase regulated drugs the way alcohol is sold that wouldn't be a requirement. Think about how bars and liquor stores work. Same thing.

City councillor Kash Heed, pushing for this site has a conflict of interest here. He signed on as Special Advisor with Lucy Scientific Discovery inc., a psychedelics manufacturing co, seeking to contract some of the $billions earmarked for safe supply.

because. From their perspective, this is not what is immediately needed in that city. Those conversations are going to take place between Richmond and the health authority, obviously, for people to express their views in Richmond respectfully, to have space to disagree..(2/3)

and to give the council time to work through what their proposal is, to talk to the health authority, I think would be beneficial for everybody just to take the temperature down," said Eby. (3/3) #RichmondBC

“Impact to the community.” See Yaletown.

Richmond has had an inundation of problems after the Mayor of Vancouver decided to shift some of his difficult cases over here. Large scale theft, breaking into cars, no end of trouble. I would suggest at this time not making Richmond more of a magnet.

It’s very dangerous Public doesn’t want it Vote Cons

He must of got a call from China 🇨🇳

Nobody voted for @Dave_Eby