Supreme Court / facility SUPERVISED CONSUMPTION SERVICES / Supreme Court of Canada11 In / /
IndustryTerm
sterile equipment / injection equipment / human rights law / excessive services / care services / social services / overdose-related drug-related services / supervised injection site / treatment services / supervised injection services / aids Care / supervised consumption services / harm reduction services / supportive services / supervised consumption site / consumption services / /
MedicalCondition
infectious / hepatitis C / drug dependence / hiv infections / epidemics / blood-borne infections / infections / disease / hepatitis C. Unsanitary / C infections / abscesses / infectious diseases / hepatitis C infections14 / /
MedicalTreatment
immunization / immunizations / counselling / /
Organization
l’Institut / Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario / Supreme Court / Community Services Society / Health officers Council of British Columbia / Expert Advisory Committee on Supervised Injection Site Research / UN office of Drugs and Crime / Canadian Nurses Association / Canadian Parliament / federal government / Canadian Medical Association / United Nations / UN Court / Toronto Board of Health / Canadian Association of Nurses / Peter Centre / Canadian Public Health Association / l’Association / Quebec government / Ministry of Health / European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction / /
Person
Donald MacPherson / Richard Elliott / Barb Mildon / Cécile Kazatchkine / /
Position
federal Minister / President / Minister / Toronto Chief Medical Officer / head of police forces / use drugs Minister / /
AN INJECTION OF REASON: CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF BILL C-2 (Q&A) Cécile Kazatchkine, Canadian hiv/aids Legal Network Richard Elliott, Canadian hiv/aids Legal Network