MONTREAL — Parents opposed to a supervised safe injection site near a Montreal elementary school are ready to go to court in a last-minute effort to stop it from opening. But he is hopeful an agreement can still be worked out before Sunday when the injection site is scheduled to open. A spokeswoman for the school said parents are not opposed to setting up an injection site to help drug users. The lawyer said parents did not have their say, adding the injection site should have been set up elsewhere. The drug injection site, which is located in Montreal’s Gay Village, has the support of the federal government and public health authorities.

Source: National Post October 10, 2017 17:28 UTC