Health Minister Josie Osborne initially expressed anger at the leak and called Sturko’s actions “appalling,” suggesting they could compromise police investigations. But within two weeks, Osborne announced she was ending take-home safe supply drugs in a bid to stop the diversion.
Instead of targeting the cartels, B.C. authorities have launched police investigations—not into fentanyl traffickers—but into whistleblowers. After MLA Elenore Sturko leaked a government document showing safe supply drugs being trafficked on the streets, she was interrogated by anti-corruption police. The state moved faster to find the source of her information than it ever has to dismantle a fentanyl lab.
Even Premier David Eby admitted the probe violated whistleblower protections
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Health Minister Josie Osborne initially expressed anger at the leak and called Sturko’s actions “appalling,” suggesting they could compromise police investigations. But within two weeks, Osborne announced she was ending take-home safe supply drugs in a bid to stop the diversion.
Is it possible that Josie dropped her notes on the legislature floor, and she is in fact the leak?
Free drugs protect our health. So do dead ostrich. I am so thankful I live in Canada!!
Instead of targeting the cartels, B.C. authorities have launched police investigations—not into fentanyl traffickers—but into whistleblowers. After MLA Elenore Sturko leaked a government document showing safe supply drugs being trafficked on the streets, she was interrogated by anti-corruption police. The state moved faster to find the source of her information than it ever has to dismantle a fentanyl lab.
Even Premier David Eby admitted the probe violated whistleblower protections
May 14, 2025 at 5:47 PM Who can forget her dropping her 'big and shiny affordability measure' email in a hallway when she was energy minister. Oopsie!
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