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Presented by Sergeant Arvind Dongriah, RCMP Criminal Operations - Investigative Services & Organized Crime
60 Minutes Webinar Session

Participants will leave with a heightened awareness of British Columbia’s drug decriminalization pilot (January 2023 – January 2026), including the policy considerations, implementation challenges, and measured outcomes from a law enforcement and public safety perspective. It addresses the ongoing toxic drug crisis in BC, with data on overdose and drug-related death rates, alongside an evaluation of key interventions such as safer supply programs, opioid agonist therapy (OAT), and overdose prevention sites. The session also explores current drug trends, the diversion of prescribed safer supply medications, counterfeit pharmaceuticals, and broader challenges including health system capacity, youth access, public consumption, and frontline policing impacts. Drawing on RCMP operational experience, coroner’s data, the discussion highlights what has been learned and the implications for community safety and future policy.
 
Learning Objectives:
  • The lesson from BC’s experiment is not that harm reduction or safer supply should be abandoned, but that they must be tightly integrated with robust treatment, monitoring, and enforcement. 
  • If a jurisdiction wants to adopt safer supply, it must build guardrails from day one: witnessed or tightly controlled dispensing, strong data collection on diversion, clear accountability for prescribers and pharmacies, and real consequences for exploiting the system.
  • For law enforcement and policymakers, the key question is: how do we prevent prescribed alternatives from becoming the next commodity market, while still reducing overdose deaths among the highest risk users?
An active NADDI membership is required to view this webinar event. Membership details are available at https://www.naddi.org/home/membership-levels. Questions regarding membership may be directed to info@naddi.org

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2026 Live Webinars. 

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