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Safer supply vs. sobriety: Alcoholics Anonymous attendees weigh in on B.C.'s drug crisis
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July 7, 2025
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9:35Now Playing| As tens of thousands celebrated longterm sobriety at Vancouver's AA convention, recovering addicts share their personal reflections on B.C.'s taxpayerfunded 'safer supply' approach versus what actually worked to save them from addiction.
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