Alberta to close two supervised consumption sites

Alberta will close two supervised consumption sites — in Calgary and Lethbridge — as it shifts from harm-reduction approaches to a recovery-focused model (announced March 20, 2026). This is a provincial policy change with local public-health and social implications but is unlikely to have material market impact.

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Alberta will close two supervised consumption sites — in Calgary and Lethbridge — as it shifts from harm-reduction approaches to a recovery-focused model (announced March 20, 2026). This is a provincial policy change with local public-health and social implications but is unlikely to have material market impact.