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VANCOUVER 鈥?More than a month had passed before Antonette Rea found the note her young friend had written her before fatally overdosing earlier this year.Thank you so much for saving my lif
vaso stanley e, Rea reads aloud to a crowd of 80 people packed into a community hall in the tony Vancouver neighbourhood of Kitsilano.I love your dancing and your singing and sorry for using all of your nail polish and art supplies, she continues, prompting laughter from the otherwise silent audience. She smiles and puts down the note: I called her Jilly Bean. Jilly. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Rea was one of more than a half-dozen drug users and first responders based in Vancouver Downtown Eastside who shared their stories with residents living elsewhere in the city over the past six weeks as part of a series of overdose awareness and prevention workshops.Monday evening gathering in Kitsilano was the last of six events aimed at delivering stories from
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Toronto City Councillor Josh Matlow has entered self-isolation in the basement of his midtown home following an event at Beth Sholom Synagogue where he was exposed to a COVID-19 patient.The Toronto-St.Pauls councillor was at the Eglin
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