The Liberals, NDP, and Bloc Québécois joined forces Monday in voting down a Conservative motion calling on the government to immediately reverse a number of its hard-drug policies outlined in the Canadian Drugs and Substances Strategy, namely its safe-supply drug programs.
The motion, which Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre introduced on May 18, was voted down 209-113, with the three members of the Green Party and two independent MPs also voting against it.
