BCNU to Stephen Harper: InSite clinic services must continue

Nurses to Stephen Harper:
InSite clinic services must continue

May 9, 2008 British Columbia Nurses' Union press conference at Insite Supervised Injection site, the first such site for IV drug users in North America. The nurses urged the Federal government to keep facility open in Vancouver's downtown eastside.

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Nurses say InSite clinic services must continue

VANCOUVER, MAY 9, 2008: Nurses who support the InSite Supervised Injection Site, as well as other harm reduction and prevention approaches to healthcare, gathered at the clinic this morning to add their voices to the call for the continuation of such services. They also called on the federal government to stop playing politics with these proven life-saving healthcare services.

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Nurses to Stephen Harper: InSite clinic services must continue

May 9, 2008 British Columbia Nurses' Union press conference at Insite Supervised Injection site, the first such site for IV drug users in North America. The nurses urged the Federal government to keep facility open in Vancouver's downtown eastside.

Nurses say InSite clinic services must continue

Click on the links below for webcasts. Please be patient. Some files require time to download.

Nurses to Stephen Harper:
InSite clinic services must continue

Click on the links below for webcasts.
Please be patient. Some files require time to download.