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WATCH: Rally gathers at Courthouse for Day of Action on the Opioid Crisis

WATCH: People gathered at the Prince George Courthouse this morning for the National Day of Action On the Overdose Crisis, hosted by the POUND Project, a group pleading the federal and provincial governments to change drug laws in order to prevent overdose deaths in Canada.

Just hours before, city cleaning crews were working to remove red painted handprints and the message “Wake up, we are dying,” from the steps where they met.

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