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“It’s clear now is the time to continue moving forward and continue investing in our system of care for Albertans.” She also boasted of recovery communities: longer-term residential drug treatment centres. Six such sites are currently under development and Smith said $75 million in capital funding in the budget would create three more.
In Calgary, the UCP’s recent addictions strategy has largely centred around funding of addictions treatment beds, including an announcement last weekA group of a couple dozen people stood in front of the Hyatt Regency protesting the conference on Tuesday afternoon, demanding oversight of Alberta’s addiction treatment system.
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