On September 29th, the B.C. Supreme Court ended a three-year long case concerning the “Drug User Liberation Front” (DULF) after finding that the charges laid against its founders were unconstitutional.

On September 29th, the B.C. Supreme Court ended a three-year long case concerning the “Drug User Liberation Front” (DULF) after finding that the charges laid against its founders were unconstitutional. The trial found evidence of a “paradoxical” situation with the country’s legislation around controlled substances and the provincial government pleas for safe supply as a solution to the toxic drug…

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