Nearly 7 British Columbians died a day from toxic drugs in January
Two kids and 209 adults died as a result of the unregulated, toxic drug supply in B.C. in January.
It’s a number similar to that of 2022, but far exceeding the number of fatalities B.C. saw back in 2016 when the provincial government first declared a public health emergency.
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