Ontario Site Transition to Addiction Hubs
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Nine supervised consumption sites in Ontario switch to addiction recovery hubs | Globalnews.ca
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The deadline for supervised drug injection sites within 200 metres of schools or daycare centres to accept government funding to move to a new, abstinence-based model passed on Tuesday morning .
The nine publicly-funded sites that met the criteria accepted and transitioned, while on site without government funding will continue to operate in Toronto .
The transition marks the end of a months-long process triggered last summer when Minister of Health Sylvia Jones announced an effective ban on supervised consumption sites.
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