Today, Moss Park closes its supervised consumption site for good, alongside Fred Victor. It will be challenging for an area under strain.
Allie Gonidis doesn’t visit the Moss Park Overdose Prevention Site much these days. When she does, it feels like she never left.
“Here comes trouble!” she remarks as a familiar face struts along the sidewalk. Another friend approaches to give her a hug, to ask how she’s doing — and how long she’s been sober.
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