Manitobas new detox facility sparks controversy as advocates fear it could endanger marginalized individuals. Protesters urge the government to reconsider Bill Forty-Eight, which extends detention for intoxicated individuals to seventy-two hours. Critics worry about the lack of community consultation and the potential for isolated overdoses. The facility, set to open at the end of the month, aims to keep people safe during intoxication but faces criticism for its jail-like appearance and potential to hinder recovery.
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